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djbazzmaster March 11, 2011 at 12:01 am

Michael March 11, 2011 at 3:41 am

think about a 65 Hp Cummins diesel sold by Trans Atlantic diesel in the USA. I have seena few of these installed and they are wonderful. you need to consider the rated RPM's of the new Engine as it may be necessary to change the prop pitch, (and prop of course) for the power curve of the new engine. Also exhaust hoses and muffler and other fitting need to be shipped at the same time if you determine they need to be different.Get them to put everything on the same pallet and ship it by freighter through the canal.

k73mrviking March 14, 2011 at 5:31 pm

Dude, you shouldn’t start a deisel in the winter.The truck might shut off.How the hell did you get get a 65 deisel anyway?that must be the Argetinian version of the F-100 because the US wouldn’t accept the deisel versions being sold here.

Louis March 20, 2011 at 2:42 am

Got a great laugh today. Whomever is the genius that put this site together, I got a dozen emails just today from this site. Two were in response to my original post. My original post was back in early October last year. I think that is hilarious: you're so brilliant you can't even put together a web site that works worth a flip! Ha ha!

And to the two that did respond to me … now, now. Calm down little boys and girls. Everything is okay. Everyone has to admit they love Texas, so it's no big deal if you do, too.

Seriously. Both comments raged about how stupid Texans were … yet, for being non-Texans, you both sure gave a great display of LACKING in the grammar department. I had to get someone from New York to translate one of the responses. As for 8.25% sales tax everywhere you go in Texas, you need to actually visit Texas before you make such an uneducated response. State sales tax is 6.25% state-wide. Cities and towns can have up to 2% in addition to that. Unlike California and other places, you can by a one ton “dually” crew cab, 4×4 Powerstroke or Cummins diesel truck – or even a Toyota Prius rice-burner – and still pay only 6.25% sales tax regardless of where in Texas you buy it. There is no income tax in Texas. Out here in California, the sales tax you pay on a car can be anywhere from 6% to 12%, depending on which town within 5 miles you decide to do your shopping. Sales tax STARTS at 8.25% and municipalities (cities and towns for those of you that don't have a Texas-sized vocabulary) and go up from there to the 10.5% area. After you get paying all those sales taxes, though, you then also have to pay a state income tax.

The Texas state government never runs a deficit with the taxes it collects … California never breaks even. Go figure.

BTW … love how many of you posted that you only live in Texas because of your job. That's great. Um, help this stupid Texan understand why no one was smart enough to create a job for you where you came from? Or maybe everyone else was smart where you came from … and realized how stupid you were. So that goes to prove that Texas is not prejudiced: Texans are sympathetic to people too stupid to be hired anywhere else.

Ya'll be good now, ya'll hear?