New 2010 FX4 finally at home
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12-02-2009, 08:15 AM
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I've had the truck for a week now and I'm actually a bit surprised at how much I enjoy driving it. Obviously it's totally different from driving my Mustang but I couldn't be happier with the FX4. Once we get the running boards on it the girls will be happier. They love riding in it but hate trying to climb up into it with nothing to help them up and in.
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12-02-2009, 09:17 PM
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12-03-2009, 01:26 PM
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With mine it makes it triplets 
I have been back and forth about taking the FX4 stickers off but with the pictures of yours I am going to, looks much better IMO.
I absolutely love my truck. I just got back from a trip to the Upper Peninsula and couldn't get over how much I loved traveling in this truck. My 8 month pregant wife had a very pleasent ride there and back which was suprising considering it is a 4x4 (way better than the ride of my last F150). I even put my three large golden retrievers in the back seat on the way back cause it was colder and they had plenty of room to move around. Knocked down anywhere from 17.5-19mpg while cruising (exhaust and filter).
I am trying to convince my wife to move back to WI (probably Madison becuase it has work for the both of us). I miss the snow in the winters and I sure miss snowmobiling (your pictures reminds of how much fun it was, those things are so fast its rediculous).
Very nice truck, here is a picture of it sibling (1 of 3 lol)
I have been back and forth about taking the FX4 stickers off but with the pictures of yours I am going to, looks much better IMO.
I absolutely love my truck. I just got back from a trip to the Upper Peninsula and couldn't get over how much I loved traveling in this truck. My 8 month pregant wife had a very pleasent ride there and back which was suprising considering it is a 4x4 (way better than the ride of my last F150). I even put my three large golden retrievers in the back seat on the way back cause it was colder and they had plenty of room to move around. Knocked down anywhere from 17.5-19mpg while cruising (exhaust and filter).
I am trying to convince my wife to move back to WI (probably Madison becuase it has work for the both of us). I miss the snow in the winters and I sure miss snowmobiling (your pictures reminds of how much fun it was, those things are so fast its rediculous).
Very nice truck, here is a picture of it sibling (1 of 3 lol)
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12-03-2009, 01:32 PM
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I have a friend who is a master tech at a Chevy dealership and they take ALL new cars for a drive when they come in. They burn all the smells off the exhaust/motor so the new car purchaser doesn't see the smoke that comes off of them when new. Not sure if Ford does this but it would make sense on why we all have miles on our trucks when bought. Mine was new with sticker/protective bumpers on it still and it had miles on it.
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