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Old 10-30-2006, 08:33 PM   #1
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Ok, I'm glad someone else brought this up. I saw in the "Pel" thread that he was at the F150 forum and it got me thinking.
I saw that there was this F150 forum a few days ago and I got offended. Where is the F350 forum? Or even the F250, or Super Duty, or simply F-Series forum?
I think more of us here drive 350s and 250s than 150s. The 150 is more of a DIY type weekend warrior truck, no?




OK, so I am being facetious, but at the same time a bit serious. How come no SD/HD truck forum?

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Old 10-30-2006, 08:38 PM   #2
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I'm a Ford guy, but I've never had a 150. I'm pretty sure that I could ruin a 150 in a month.
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My first was a plain jane F150, 4-sp, 4.9l, reg cab long bed. I loved that truck.....except for the "plain jane" part.

Next an F250XLT. I LOVED that truck even more....especiall the loaded XLT part. That, and the 460.

Now I have an '03 F350XLT Super Duty. Again, I love it...except for the 5.4l. I wanna V10!!!!
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I was thinking about ordering a 2007 lincoln MKZ and trading my jeep in for it. My father is a Ford retiree so i get the A plan price. As a matter of fact he use to inspect the F 150 floor pan. He was a QC inspector at the chicago heights stamping plant.
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Well, all I can say is that we have to start somewhere and we do have a section in that forum for larger trucks.

Also, we own the domains F250forum.com, F350forum.com, and superdutyforum.com so we plan to grow if this works.
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I wouldnt mind seeing and F350 forum.
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I know a few people that have the new Found On Road Dead super duties.seems as though their tansmissions cant take a hard days work.I am an old chevy man myself,but now days ford is probably as good as any.
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Well, all I can say is that we have to start somewhere and we do have a section in that forum for larger trucks.
Ok fine. But do you have a section for these:
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The 150 is more of a DIY type weekend warrior truck, no?
no ... you're thinking of the Chevy Avalanche


on saturday mornings, the Home Depot parkin lot looks like an Avalanche convention
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no ... you're thinking of the Chevy Avalanche
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I've got a 150..........its not really a work truck......but it was cheap, has 4x4......and a 5.4L. Our work truck is a 06 F250 Superduty 6.0L.....Its a good truck.....but, I personally thing the ol' 7.3L's had more power.
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I WANT THIS TRUCK!!! That would be perfect to tow my 5th wheel ........(when I get one)

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How many gallons per mile?
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How many gallons per mile?
I see you noticed the fuel tanks.
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