Ford F350 Centurion Spotted
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Its a beast - no doubt. A bit partial to my F350 CCLB for end of the world though. Easier to get at the guns and ammo while packing a whole bunch of crazy rednecks in the back!!!!
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I want one, if I ever come across a deal on one I'll ****** it up.
A Centurion with a 7.3IDI, manual trans, KPD60, 37" tires, lockers, badass bumpers, tire rack, soft top back, etc. would be awesome. That's just an expensive rig that would take a lot to put together given how rare and limited(options) they are. I've chosen a crew cab pickup instead, easier, cheaper and in many ways can do more. Really if I ever decide I want one bad enough I'd probably just be better off making one out of one of my crew cabs.
Edit, got curious and found this one for sale http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/4645913156.html
It says the sides are fiberglass, I didn't know this, kind of a deal breaker for my intentions I think. But still a $4200 asking, not bad.
A Centurion with a 7.3IDI, manual trans, KPD60, 37" tires, lockers, badass bumpers, tire rack, soft top back, etc. would be awesome. That's just an expensive rig that would take a lot to put together given how rare and limited(options) they are. I've chosen a crew cab pickup instead, easier, cheaper and in many ways can do more. Really if I ever decide I want one bad enough I'd probably just be better off making one out of one of my crew cabs.
Edit, got curious and found this one for sale http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/4645913156.html
It says the sides are fiberglass, I didn't know this, kind of a deal breaker for my intentions I think. But still a $4200 asking, not bad.
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US market only, Converted in Michigan by Centurion conversion.
another company called Metropolitan made them also but they used more Ford parts in the build than Centurion and never received the same popularity, hence not as many built/sold.
have one , a 1991 C350 4x4 diesel with a banks turbo/shift kit etc. have seen and made offers on 2 others. mine is barely restorable?
never sold in Canada or any other country , and were available to purchase from your local ford dealer, just frickin expensive.
they are very cool, and very heavy!
another company called Metropolitan made them also but they used more Ford parts in the build than Centurion and never received the same popularity, hence not as many built/sold.
have one , a 1991 C350 4x4 diesel with a banks turbo/shift kit etc. have seen and made offers on 2 others. mine is barely restorable?
never sold in Canada or any other country , and were available to purchase from your local ford dealer, just frickin expensive.
they are very cool, and very heavy!
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US market only, Converted in Michigan by Centurion conversion.
another company called Metropolitan made them also but they used more Ford parts in the build than Centurion and never received the same popularity, hence not as many built/sold.
have one , a 1991 C350 4x4 diesel with a banks turbo/shift kit etc. have seen and made offers on 2 others. mine is barely restorable?
never sold in Canada or any other country , and were available to purchase from your local ford dealer, just frickin expensive.
they are very cool, and very heavy!
another company called Metropolitan made them also but they used more Ford parts in the build than Centurion and never received the same popularity, hence not as many built/sold.
have one , a 1991 C350 4x4 diesel with a banks turbo/shift kit etc. have seen and made offers on 2 others. mine is barely restorable?
never sold in Canada or any other country , and were available to purchase from your local ford dealer, just frickin expensive.
they are very cool, and very heavy!
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