I am considering buying a 2006 Ford F350 4X4 Dually southern comfort edition. Does anyone know where I can find out hwta these modifications are or where I can go to find them?
Seaswirl77

 

Isn't that the one that gets plowed into a K-rail by a drunken redneck?

 

Since I joked with ya, I guess I owe you some help. Maybe this site can help:
Southern Comfort Parts

Looks like they do custom conversions.

 

So do drunken rednecks.

 

Thanks.......are these the same folks that do the actual conversions as well?
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Don't know. But their web site is kind of a mess. It looks to me like they are barely hanging on. Chances are they just sold custom parts to dealers who wanted to spice up stock trucks to sell them for premium prices. That being the case, there is no such thing as a "Southern Comfort Edition". It's going to have whatever custom parts the dealer chose to add. So in your case, anything that is not a stock part, could be a Southern Comfort part.

Roll-A-Long was a simliar concept.

 

Thanks - Yes I think you might be right........I had heard they wnet out if business but trying to verify that

 

I passed a 'Hillbilly' edition F350 DRW a few days ago down here in North Carolina. Anyone know wtf the Hillbilly edition is all about?

 

Was it missing parts of it's front grille?

 

I believe that's were southern brothers and sisters consumate their new marriage.

 

Ouch.

 

All of the Southern Comfort edition trucks that I've seen around here also have custom paint that fades from top to bottom. Little more than just a bolt-on part. But I really don't know much more about them.

 

looks like they closed in 2009, but they did conversion, not add on parts for dealers.
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