Let's just say, the F150 had NOT been available . . .
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11-08-2005, 01:30 AM
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If I couldn't have my '05 F-150 Supercrew 4x4, when I would have gotten either a Titan Crewcab 4x4 or a used F-250 crew cab PSD 4x4. I was actually split between the Titan and the F-150 prior to purchase time, but I got a better price break on the F-150, I like Fords better, and the F-150 looks better. The Titan was in consideration since I work the plant that makes the frames for the Titan, but I know what type of people are putting these trucks together since I have lived in Mississippi my whole life.
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11-08-2005, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by smokestoneF150
I don't think the regular Sierra would have had an option for a 6.0L.
Only the Denali and SS would have had the option.
Could be wrong. That's what the dealer told me.
Only the Denali and SS would have had the option.
Could be wrong. That's what the dealer told me.
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11-08-2005, 02:40 PM
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'05 Crew Cab Lariat Powerstroke F-250!!!! Thats what I was Initial test drove and was going to buy, but then stepped back and thought about it. I really dont need it and I knew I was buying a house very soon..... plus I loved the interior on the F-150 better. So far I love my F-150 but would really love a diesel. Superduty on 38s is my dream truck and hopefully my next truck. I will only own ford trucks now and forever!
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