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Message: [QUOTE="Lassie, post: 696550, member: 8250"] Completely depends on what you want. If you are not up on logic controlled engines, stepping into a 6.0 or newer will cost you money at the shop. They are far more fun to own and operate than the old dinosaurs, (or any newer cummins) but, the guys that can't fix em pay dearly when they own em, and end up hating them. Be honest with yourself.....Do you need a truck that will be fairly reliable and can be fixed at any shop? Or, can you handle a truck with better performance but REQUIRES you to be able to self repair or you will go broke? If you are a capable mechanic, the 6.0 is a very fun truck to own. It is FAR cheaper to maintain than the 6.4, and will blow the doors off of the 5.9 and 7.3. Gaskets are usually the biggest issue, and if its heads are already studded right, you're in the clear. I'd trade for 03. The used 6.0s are the best bang for the buck out there. [/QUOTE]

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