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So who is going to order the first F-350 King Ranch Dual-rear-wheel??? This is too funny ...

 

OMG.....what is so funny about that? I am deffinately getting in on this one.....that is if it actually happens.....maybe then I can once and for all get rid of the Hyundai.


and in oxford white.......much, much easier to keep clean...man I am gonna have this truck on my mind all day now....

<----droools

 

Interesting that all the KR colors weren't available on these. I might have to look at these when they are released to the dealers.

 

after they work out the bugs in the new diesel engine which should take a couple years at best and i have the jetta payed off i think i'll throw my hat in on an f250 kranch diesel screw.

 

Wow, I wonder what the price tag is gonna be on one of those things. I know some of the 350's with the lariat package and all the heavy haul goodies (i.e. PS diesel) prices out at 43K or so. MY brother has an XLT 350 Crew with the singles in the rear and the diesel. That is a nice driving truck. I don't know if it was the longer wheel base of the crew cab, but his doesn't ride near as rough as my dads Scab 350.

That is wierd that the colors aren't the same as the f-150's.

 

hehehe......maybe we can get a discount pkagel for buying two of them.......of course I will already be getting the X plan from one of my Ford Employee friends.....If you are nice enough to me I can get you one too.......but it is gonna cost ya.

hey VG, price is no object when you are talking powerstroke diesel, duallies, 4x4.....oh man it just makes a girl all flustered thinking about the possibilities.

 

I wonder what the wheels will look like on the dually. Think they will try to design the same ones we have to a dually wheel?

 

I hope they do because I personally really like mine. And they are supposed to be part of what makes a KR a KR right?

 

well, i really won't be needing a dually so i'll stick with a standard 4x2 and singles in the back. it would be rather hard to make dually wheels look like kranch wheels and i must say, why would you want them to, those wheels would look rather silly on a kranch. on top of it all they in all likelyhood won't be 17's as i can't recall ever seeing true truck tires made for a 17" rim.

 

If they don't deviate from the current SD offerings (in terms of sizes), they will be an 8-lug 16" rim.

Most of the 2002 Lariat Crew Cab 4x4 PSDs (F250 SRW) were stickering in the $42K+ ballpark (depending on how many extras you threw in) when I was looking.

 

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