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Old 03-15-2009, 05:11 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by itbrokeagain View Post
Well I dont know how to explain it but if you have ever been behind an older car or truck you know the smell. If I stand next to my 2000 F-250 it just doesnt have that exhausty smell that my 78 F-150 or my Yj has.

how new are the pipes? new pipes can stink? other than that.. old cars and trucks ofte small like burnt oil. i would guess they are both burning some oil, or maybe even just galvanizing or somehting off the pipes them selves, or even rust of they have been sitting a while.
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