Co<kpit???
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Co<kpit???
A friend of mine was commenting on my truck last night. He says, you know how some cars have a co<kpit feel to them?? This thing is more like the Bridge of a battleship... I couldn't agree more... 
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Originally Posted by kd4crs
We FX4 owners have the "aircraft inspired" instrument cluster as well. 
Since I have a SuperCrew, I guess that would be appropriate. 
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Originally Posted by C-17 Pilot
Subconsciously, this is probably why I went with the FX4 instead of the Lariat. Also, the correct terminology these days is "crew compartment." Since I have a SuperCrew, I guess that would be appropriate.
Since I have a SuperCrew, I guess that would be appropriate. 
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Originally Posted by SAJEFFC
...maybe...but my Lariat is more like the Starship Enterprise! 
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At the risk of taking this thread slightly off topic, here's my analogy between most large commercial/military aircraft and our trucks:
1. Both have alphanumeric designations (e.g., F-150, B-777, C-17, etc.)
2. Both are designed to carry a lot of people and cargo
3. Both have a lot of raw power but are typically heavy
4. Both use a lot of fuel
5. Both make me smile when I drive them
1. Both have alphanumeric designations (e.g., F-150, B-777, C-17, etc.)
2. Both are designed to carry a lot of people and cargo
3. Both have a lot of raw power but are typically heavy
4. Both use a lot of fuel
5. Both make me smile when I drive them
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Originally Posted by C-17 Pilot
At the risk of taking this thread slightly off topic, here's my analogy between most large commercial/military aircraft and our trucks:
1. Both have alphanumeric designations (e.g., F-150, B-777, C-17, etc.)
2. Both are designed to carry a lot of people and cargo
3. Both have a lot of raw power but are typically heavy
4. Both use a lot of fuel
5. Both make me smile when I drive them
1. Both have alphanumeric designations (e.g., F-150, B-777, C-17, etc.)
2. Both are designed to carry a lot of people and cargo
3. Both have a lot of raw power but are typically heavy
4. Both use a lot of fuel
5. Both make me smile when I drive them
I like those analogies!
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Originally Posted by txnole
6. Both take half a runway to get up to speed and an entire runway to stop.
I'm not sure that's entirely true, I " think " I can stop with just half.
