I know this isn't an F-150, but hey it is a Ford.


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1997 F-150 Lariat
Ext Cab Short Box
4x4 Off Road Package
3.55 Gears
265/75 R16 Uniroyal Laredo M/Ts

My 2 cents worth

If you're gonna stroke it, POWERSTROKE IT!!!

 

LOL! This guy never was told; "Too much is often like not enough!".

 

Now that's the way to feed livestock!!!!

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My 2000 F-150

It's A KC Thing....You Wouldn't Understand!!!



[This message has been edited by Spargo2 (edited 12-18-2000).]

 

sweet,I think I might need one of those after I get my cows and horses.(oh ya, need to get my house built on my property also)

 

Now that is a truck!

 

A SUPER SuperDuty!!!!
You gotta love something that's so big it uses the front bumper from a Peterbuilt as a rear bumper!!!!

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-IKE

2000 F-250 SuperDuty Crew Cab 4x4

"My graduation present to myself!"

Go Boilers!!
1999 Graduate -Purdue University
"California here we come..."
2001 Rose Bowl
Pasedena, CA

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[This message has been edited by IKE (edited 12-20-2000).]

 

That's NUTS! I love it! Got any more pics of it?

 

Thats the only pic of that rig I have. Got another one here from one of my off road magazines, don't remember which one right now. Trying to find one other one, but can't find the issue right now. I guarantee that you guys haven't seen anything like this other rig pic I'm looking for.

 

Ford doesn't even make that style of truck anymore. (8000-9000 series and the Lousiville series) The only truck they make now is the cab based on the superduty with an oversized cowl. (medium duty) Ford sold their truck manufacturing of larger and some medium duty trucks to Sterling!

 

What about this truck for a the new SuperDuty??? I really like it....

 

I wonder if it floats? It probably rides pretty high in the snow too... If it got stuck, it wouldn't dig ruts... It would dig ditches! :-)

-Joe-

 

I'll tell ya it probably does float to a certain extent. I have a friend with a 76 F150 with 44" boggers. The rocker panels are about 52" off the ground. (Hes only been stuck once) An I've seen him out in the water and his truck is on the verge of floating. Not quite, but almost.

 

Well, this one isn't even a Ford but I thought it was neat.

 

Now you're getting the right idea flatlander. I LIKE THAT TRUCK