well the time has come: selling the F150
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Hopefully the rest of the truck holds up around it!
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well im loving it so far, i miss the F150 but i remember why i missed my Cummins so much. havent gotten a chance to take great pics yet but heres a few. next on the list are some new BFG AT's (unless anyone has anything else for sale by chance) and probably new headlights. and a head unit of course, cant live with the stock one much longer
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07-17-2011, 04:06 PM
I read somewhere that toothpaste works and I tried it on my Taurus when I had it. It actually did work pretty good. I'm sure a good headlight cleaner would be better but for the cost the toothpaste worked fine for me.
I used Colgate to try and keep the bugs from sticking. Might want to try Sensodyne to keep them from freezing.
I used Colgate to try and keep the bugs from sticking. Might want to try Sensodyne to keep them from freezing.
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the Dodge 2500/3500's come with the flip up towing mirrors 
and thanks MTM, may have to look into that. next step is probably tires. im now debating. a set of 10-ply BFG AT's installed is around $1050, but ialso have a line on a set of 10-ply Toyo MT's with less than 400 miles on them for $700. so im between those 2 options for tires, and i think im leaning towards the Toyo's. but the nice thing about the BFG's is that they'd have road hazard, mileage warranty, rotations, etc.
and thanks MTM, may have to look into that. next step is probably tires. im now debating. a set of 10-ply BFG AT's installed is around $1050, but ialso have a line on a set of 10-ply Toyo MT's with less than 400 miles on them for $700. so im between those 2 options for tires, and i think im leaning towards the Toyo's. but the nice thing about the BFG's is that they'd have road hazard, mileage warranty, rotations, etc.
