looking for owners of dmaxes 4*4 in florida


#1 If you own one why do you need on in the sun-shine state


#2 Are they hard to come by


#3 Are they worth less


#4 Is there one in ever car lot


#5 did you buy it just for the dieselEdited by: RUMAXED

What's a Flodida? http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Clown.gif

and this is my only reply........SAD VERY SAD

#1 The AC


#2 Nope


#3 As soon as you leave the lot,everything is


#4 Yup there are suckers and salesmen everywhere


#5 Nope for the winter front to sell my buddies up North

looking for owners of dmaxes 4*4 in florida



#1 If you own one why do you need on in the sun-shine stateWe have sand dunes and swamps. Just because the sun is shining dosn't mean you can't use 4x4.



#2 Are they hard to come byNo



#3 Are they worthlessmine is not worthless



#4 Is there one in ever car lotYes. Every single one



#5 did you buy it just for the diesel


Yes they filled up the tank for me.

can't you guy,s read it says " ARE YOU FROM FLORIDA....CLICK HERE. and i know for a fact both replys are from CT. and even worse with in 10 miles of ME

LOL now it say's Florida


Before it said Flodida http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif

thanks for the reply, duramax/a

can't you guy,s read it says " ARE YOU FROM FLORIDA....CLICK HERE. and i know for a fact both replys are from CT. and even worse with in 10 miles of ME


Can't fool you now can we ... http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif





Mac http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Embarrased.gif

Florida is my home - I work on the road as a consulting engineer and in addition to driving at least 20-25,000 miles per year and relocating twice per year I spend time in "non-sunshine states." I bought my 4x4 diesel for the power, capacity, longevity and utility. It's been to winters in Wisconsin and upstate New York as well as many locations east of the Mississippi. I usually make a utility trailer pull to Texas (San Antonio) every September as well as two weeks towing home to Florida every February. Currently in north central Ohio. My truck is at 32 months and 84,500 miles. Perfect choice for me and I plan to drive it for a long time to come.

I got mine inflorida knowing I was moving up to wyoming in a year.

I'm a born & raised Floridian. I bought mine because I just like the way a 4X4 looks. I occasionally use 4WD while hunting, but not often. They are not worth less here. It seems a lot of people buy 4X4's here to lift and mod, and a lot of people use 4WD to pull boats in/out of the boat ramps, etc. They are not any harder to find here as anywhere else. And, yes, I bought it because it was a diesel. DinoMaxhttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Big Smile.gif

Born & raised in Daytona.

#1- Like said before,sand & mud,& a lot of it.

#2- Not new but used you have to look around.

#3- Only if you're selling.

#4- No,but if you want PSD or a CTD they are everywhere.

#5- No,because its a Duramax diesel.

Im a native Floridian also.


#1 Florida is not all asphalt " yet". There is still some country left. But its shrinking every day. Damn Yankees keep buying it all up.


#2 Some places.


#3 No they are worth more $. 4wheel drive is a couple grand more.


#4 not around my area.


#5 no

looking for owners of dmaxes 4*4 in florida



#1 If you own one why do you need on in the sun-shine state


Because I wanted a 3x4 rather than a 1x4.



#2 Are they hard to come by


Not really



#3 Are they worth less


Trucks usually have a good resale value in Florida or Flodiada.



#4 Is there one in ever car lot


No.



#5 did you buy it just for the diesel


OH YEA.

I am a damned Yankee who moved to Florida this winter. The 4X4 comes in very handy in the deep sugar sand we have down here. I use 4WD several times a week.


The diesel is a must down here as gasoline is 20-30 cents a gallon higher than diesel fuel. Everything is "20 miles away", so you do a lot of driving to get to anything. Heck the town I live in doesn't even have a McDonaldshttp://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Confused.gif.


I have made 4 trips between Ohio and Florida since December, and need to make several more. The economy of diesel and lower price for fuel make it a win-win situation.


Just about every pickup in Florida is a 4X4. You really have to look hard to find a 2WD.