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pianotuna

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Posted: 06/21/23 05:29pm

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4x4van wrote:

pianotuna wrote:

I'd never buy a diesel again.

And that is relevant how? [emoticon]

If you take it out of context you are the one making irrelevant.

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pianotuna wrote:

4x4van wrote:

pianotuna wrote:

I'd never buy a diesel again.

And that is relevant how? [emoticon]

If you take it out of context you are the one making irrelevant.

Maybe you could explain the context. The OP was comparing two gas powered coaches and never mentioned a diesel.

LouLawrence

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This should be an interesting answer! I sometimes discuss the advantages of diesel despite someone asking about gassers but I can't figure where this comment came from. Just to inject a bit more worthless info, I would never buy a gasser!

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Posted: 06/22/23 10:09am

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John&Joey wrote:

The V10 was designed for commercial applications and was never installed into personal use cars. Bullet proof.

Say wut?
I mean of course the Triton V10 never made it into a production CAR, but there are 100,000s of them in light duty trucks and vans.

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Grit dog

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Posted: 06/22/23 10:11am

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rjstractor wrote:

pianotuna wrote:

4x4van wrote:

pianotuna wrote:

I'd never buy a diesel again.

And that is relevant how? [emoticon]

If you take it out of context you are the one making irrelevant.

Maybe you could explain the context. The OP was comparing two gas powered coaches and never mentioned a diesel.

Pretty sure the tuna just misread something. Because the word diesel was never even part of the original conversation or any sidebar stuff.

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wtmtnhiker....What did you decide on?

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A diesel…lol

wtmtnhiker

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ArchHoagland wrote:

wtmtnhiker....What did you decide on?

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I have looked at 7 motorhomes from 2006 to 2012 and every single one had a serious water leak that the owners denied any knowledge of. Some i believed some not. Still looking. Likely will end up with a Ford chassis just because they're more numerous but never know.

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