2 years is a long time to wait
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2 years is a long time to wait
I think after 2 years of waiting I'm gonna go buy a Lariat SCAB tomorrow. The family price is too good to turn away. MSRP of 37K out the door for around 30K, trade in of 24K. Its an easy $6,000 to spend. My kids don't really want to go to college anyway.
SO specs are
Dk Stone
3.73 limited slip
LT tires
Audiophile
Power slider
Reverse Sensors
35.7 gallon tank
running boards
Power Pedals
2 tone
I just hope I'm in the 99% group of people who have not had any problems.
btw... I used to be Iwanna04f150... had to change my sn when I wanted an 05.
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SO specs are
Dk Stone
3.73 limited slip
LT tires
Audiophile
Power slider
Reverse Sensors
35.7 gallon tank
running boards
Power Pedals
2 tone
I just hope I'm in the 99% group of people who have not had any problems.
btw... I used to be Iwanna04f150... had to change my sn when I wanted an 05.
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Last edited by Mathteacher88; Jul 12, 2005 at 01:56 AM.
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From: Marshall, Tx
Congrats on finally pulling the trigger, you won't regret it. 
If you are like most, the 99%ers, of F150 owners you will find that this vehicle has everything that you expected and more.
Enjoy the "no haggle buying experience" and let us know how you make out.
Ox
If you are like most, the 99%ers, of F150 owners you will find that this vehicle has everything that you expected and more.
Enjoy the "no haggle buying experience" and let us know how you make out.
Ox
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Congrats! You will love it. It looks like you are getting the SCab version of my SCrew.
Dk Stone
3.73 limited slip
Audiophile
Chrome running boards
Power Pedals
2 tone
You will love the dark stone!
Dk Stone
3.73 limited slip
Audiophile
Chrome running boards
Power Pedals
2 tone
You will love the dark stone!
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Originally Posted by Mathteacher88
Its an easy $6,000 to spend. My kids don't really want to go to college anyway.
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From: Katy, Texas & Lubbock, Texas
yea, student loans are the way to go. being broke and in debt for along *** time stuggling to pay off a loan for the rest of ur early 20's. DEBT IS THE WAY TO GO !!!!! I hope your not a parent.
