if so, can you scan the spy photo thats supposed to be on page 24? Here is what i heard:

It's Sport Truck page # 24 in the October issue.

These are believed to be the first photos ever published of the '04 Ford F-150! Shot form a safe (and legal) distance, there is no mistaking what this is. Referred to as P221, this revamp of the popular truck will yeild a more aggressive look. As seen through the skin-tight camouflage, the front-end styling will be a cross between the F-350 Tonka concept and the Super Duty Trucks. Performance-Wise, the engine and the transmission will be updated, with a Navistar 4.5L V-6 turbo-diesel likely added for the '05 model-year. In addition, the F-150 Lightning with a twin-supercharged DOHC 5.4L V-8 is also expected for the 2005. Expect to see the F-150 uncovered and at dealerships by early next summer. END

From the articel in Sport Truck.

 

The twin-supercharged is actually supposed to be twin-screw supercharger.

 

Also, you can see the pics at www.fordtruckworld.com.

 

that link doesnt work. i just wanna see the pic. someone? please?

 

can't attach,,you have mail

 

jefflaws
You have chosen not to recieve email..Sorry I tried....

 

Here ya go!

 

I like the old bodystyle better, the current f-150 bodystyle is the first truck bodystyle I have liked enough to actually purchase one. The tonka style looks good on the 250 and 350's and even the expy's but its too squared off for a shortbed pickup imo

 

Lokn at the 2003 Expedition, with all the cheap plastic trim, like the Cheby " Landslide" makes one wonder if the new F150 will look the same...I hope not, cuz if so, I'll be keeping the ole 2001 for a while. Heck, even the rice made trucks like the Sumboohoo Baja - is kaked in this cheap lokn plastic garb

 

ew...some guys think the mirrors on our trucks are bad now (i don't mind them) but those new ones are fugly! Square blocks w/o paint like on the expy's

 

thanks chicken, thats what i needed!

 

 

Have a 2003 expedition and it beats the **** out of the old one....even with the "plastic"