2017 Super Duty with who's boat?
12-01-2015 | 04:04 PM
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The only thing they have done that looks really good on the new trucks is ashtetically link the front/back side windows to be "limo-like"; which only stands out on non-black trucks.
The rest of it?
...Just looks terrible.
When are these supposed to hit the streets?
The only thing they have done that looks really good on the new trucks is ashtetically link the front/back side windows to be "limo-like"; which only stands out on non-black trucks.
The rest of it?
...Just looks terrible.
When are these supposed to hit the streets?
12-01-2015 | 05:03 PM
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While I liked the LT (looked at a couple of them to purchase), this just doesn't look so good.
12-01-2015 | 05:08 PM
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My cousin is a ford engineer and he told me a couple years ago that the 150 and superduty were gonna come back to the same size cab like they were before the 99 and up SD's came out. He said the 150 would get a little bigger and the SD a little smaller. Not sure if this is the product of that plan but sure looks like a new 150. Any word if it's an aluminum body like the 150?
12-01-2015 | 05:14 PM
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They do in fact share the same cab. The fenders and front are model specific. I like them. I wonder how the aluminum body on steel frame will hold up. I have a 2011 enclosed trailer, its all blown out where the aluminum body meets the steel frame.
