Originally posted by CoolHandLuke
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Because they don't catch on fire?
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Originally posted by CoolHandLuke View PostBecause they don't catch on fire?
Because they don't have issues...
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Originally posted by DapperDan View Post
What kind of issues? Fall apart issues?
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Yep, aluminum. Melts like a beer can in a fire. Not surprisedComment
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My family had a 1998 Chevy 3/4 ton, 4x4, burn years ago when just setting, turned off. It can happen.Comment
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I don't see the issue. Regardless of what it's made of I don't want it back after a fire!! That's the insurance company's problem!
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Originally posted by txpitdog View PostWhat kind of issues? Fall apart issues?
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Guess you expect me to believe that this truck just fell apart all by itself.... cmon.
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Originally posted by DapperDan View Post
Rosie O'donnell musta been in the back. [emoji51]
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Looks like the insurance papers started rubbing together.
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Originally posted by DapperDan View Post
That was mean. Lort forgive me.
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anytime there is a fire inside your truck, and I don't give a rats azz what caused it; it ain't good.
if you don't believe me just ask some 'tankers' in the MARINES.
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My son had a minor(he thought) collision with a tree next to his driveway (2017 f150). The truck was still driveable, with damage to grill and hood, not sure what other damage...but he sure was not expecting a $6500 repair bill. Makes me wonder how long before insurance for the aluminum body vehicles is unaffordable.Comment
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