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Dreman

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I have to admit that its hard to part with something that has been a reliable part of your life for so long, but my Sport Trac is needed elsewhere. I complained in church to the pastor that we have too many vehicles, and we probably ought to get rid of one or two. Immediately one of the girls of the church, who I have known since she was a toddler, spoke up and said "we need a car!" She has kids of her own now, and needed the extra space the Trac provided, and she didn't have a lot of money to spend. So I sold the Trac to her, for less than market value. It surprised me how much I didn't want to sell it, but it's been a part of my life for more than 16 years and 400,000 miles, and it's been incredibly reliable. It does need some tender loving care that I just haven't had the time to provide, but her dad is a bus mechanic for the school district, so I know it will get good servicing. So, no more Trac. Maybe I'll pick up one of the new Rangers when they come out, but for now I guess I'll just have to split my time between the Ram and the Mustang.
 
It's going to someone who needs it, and it'll be well used and taken care of it sounds. I know my Trac has driven my boys around, they've played in the bed, watched me work on it, and pretended to drive it. Those kids will get to have those kinds of experiences with your Trac now.
 
Don't hold your breath forever..... I speak from personal experience.....
 
Don't hold your breath forever..... I speak from personal experience.....
Know EXACTLY who you are speaking of. Todd's "Green" used to be a nice ST. (NFL = Not For Long)

Sad, but true:

 
First I have seen that vid...Certainitly did more damage to trans clutch paks, bands and rotating parts, with all the reving...LOL
Did they ever fix it?
 
Wow, just wow! It's like helplessly witnessing a beloved family member slowing being crushed under the wheels of a huge Mack truck. It's hard to watch that video, and observe the decline of such an once valuable piece of machinery. :(
 
Thats a good deed. Sounds like its going to a good home. On another note, thats the exact type of thing i like to hear. Reliable, 400K miles! I just got rid of a Range Rover that gave me tons and tons of headaches and problems so its nice to read about Sport Trac reliability from an owner.
 
Dreman, Lord bless you for what your doing. We are called to help others. I do anonomsly every Christmas.
 
OMG....What planet is this on ?Some people dont deserve to own ANYthing.
 
I have to admit that its hard to part with something that has been a reliable part of your life for so long, but my Sport Trac is needed elsewhere. I complained in church to the pastor that we have too many vehicles, and we probably ought to get rid of one or two. Immediately one of the girls of the church, who I have known since she was a toddler, spoke up and said "we need a car!" She has kids of her own now, and needed the extra space the Trac provided, and she didn't have a lot of money to spend. So I sold the Trac to her, for less than market value. It surprised me how much I didn't want to sell it, but it's been a part of my life for more than 16 years and 400,000 miles, and it's been incredibly reliable. It does need some tender loving care that I just haven't had the time to provide, but her dad is a bus mechanic for the school district, so I know it will get good servicing. So, no more Trac. Maybe I'll pick up one of the new Rangers when they come out, but for now I guess I'll just have to split my time between the Ram and the Mustang.
 
God will bless you for helping that girl out .You may see it now or later but it will happen guaranteed!
 
First I have seen that vid...Certainitly did more damage to trans clutch paks, bands and rotating parts, with all the reving...LOL
Did they ever fix it?

Yes, Last week... Year later.
 
Todd, your use of language could be much better. G.D. and the F word is not good . Otherwise no other complaints . Sorry your green monster is sick . Nobody needs trouble with the tranny . Hope it don't cost too much to have it fixed.


Jerry first of all that’s NOT me in the video. Please edit your posts.
 
well said my brother. That Green machine dont deserve such abuse .It needs a rescue shelter to be loved and saved.

That’s the new owner that has it. Sadly the person I sold it to was a bad person and Effed over the new owner and it’s been a painful experience for the new owner now. Period.
 
Jerry first of all that’s NOT me in the video. Please edit your posts.
Pls.note that my post about bad language on the video posted was mistakenly aimed at the wrong sender of the video. This was not intended for TODD Z. My mistake and apologies .
 

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