beastinside
New Member
This weekend I made a decision that I immediately regretted..but am slowly coming to terms with. I traded in my SRT10
It wasn't a decision I came to lightly. The truck had a number of issues since I bought it, but whatever, I had a bumper to bumper warranty that had taken care of every problem that came up. But last week, when 1st gear started slipping causing me to rev up to 3K before it would switch to 2nd, I made the decision to get out while I still loved her rather than keep fixing her until I began to hate her. I took the beast to the same dealership I got her, and 6 hours later left with the more tame yet somehow more beastly Ram Rebel. Like i said, I immediately regretted my decision as soon as I started the 5.7l V8 Hemi. The smile and feeling of pure joy I felt every time I pressed the red button would be gone forever. However, the Rebel is beginning to grow on me. Honestly, I've gotten more compliments, head turns and out right jaw drops than I did in the 10. Not gonna lie, my neighbor's hot babysitter telling me how "fresh" my new truck is makes the loss of my love a little more bearable. So this is my official farewell to the V10 monster that drove my neighbors nuts every morning. I know you will provide your next fortunate owner with many "smiles per gallon":burnout:
It wasn't a decision I came to lightly. The truck had a number of issues since I bought it, but whatever, I had a bumper to bumper warranty that had taken care of every problem that came up. But last week, when 1st gear started slipping causing me to rev up to 3K before it would switch to 2nd, I made the decision to get out while I still loved her rather than keep fixing her until I began to hate her. I took the beast to the same dealership I got her, and 6 hours later left with the more tame yet somehow more beastly Ram Rebel. Like i said, I immediately regretted my decision as soon as I started the 5.7l V8 Hemi. The smile and feeling of pure joy I felt every time I pressed the red button would be gone forever. However, the Rebel is beginning to grow on me. Honestly, I've gotten more compliments, head turns and out right jaw drops than I did in the 10. Not gonna lie, my neighbor's hot babysitter telling me how "fresh" my new truck is makes the loss of my love a little more bearable. So this is my official farewell to the V10 monster that drove my neighbors nuts every morning. I know you will provide your next fortunate owner with many "smiles per gallon":burnout:
