I had been looking at Jeep straps and even was gonna buy a new detent to make my own stops.

dude, i owe you a beer or at least burger and fries

 

Hey bud, I wouldn't limit yourself to just one dealership. Get out there and find one. I had to drive 3 hours to get my 2011 I just bought this last week and everything local didn't have the options or price I was looking for. Be willing to get outside your town and you won't be disappointed. Also plays in your favor to call ahead and tell them you are traveling a distance so they better make your trip worth a sale.

 

I'm in the market for a new truck and drove the 2015 F150's today. I'm just not sure about the aluminum body. I think the front end of the truck was beat by an ugly stick. To me the grill on the XLT looks like a cross between the Dodge and the Tundra.

I'm just not liking it at all. The truck does drive really nice thoughbut they are still in the high 30's.

I built a 2014 and a 2015 with identical packages and as close as I could on accessories. The 2015 XLT 5.0 Super Crew with the 302A and off road package with the 3.55 elec lock rear is 5K more than a 2014 model.

I actually like the looks of the 2014 much better. There are some pretty nice 10K + discounts on the 2014's that really has me leaning that way as dealers are blowing them out.
Now I have to decide between Blue or White. Decisions, decisions

 

I picked up a 2014 F150 last October. To date i've put about 15K miles on her already. Love the ride, solid feel, and smooth ride. The last 10 years i've had the big trucks, but felt like it was time to settle into a 1/2 ton and see if that would fill my needs. Their tow ratings are about the same as a superduty from 10 years ago. I got the max tow package and the 3.73 rear end and couldn't be happier. It's pulled everything i've asked it to and the ecoboost does it nicely. I was scared of it at first, but now I love to roll the windows down and see if I can get the turbos to pur. Reminisce of my diesel days I guess. If your able though, I would check different dealers. Don't settle on just one dealer. I'm in Alaska, so I understand not having many options. I went and got engaged to the little gal that builds and orders the new inventory for the local Ford dealership, so next truck will come straight from the factory with my name on it and her discounts!

 

I just bought a 14 leftover.. I didn't like the 15's so I went for it..

I bought from Woodhouse outside of Omaha, NE, very easy to deal with, great price, they drove it to my house outside of Denver for free, they gave me a great price on my trade in, 500 less than I paid almost 2 years ago.. Yes, I bought a truck, never left the house.

 

When I bought mine, I didn't step foot in the dealership (Sondalle Ford Lincoln in Berlin, WI) until the day I signed the paperwork. Called and talked to a buddy that's a salesman there, told him what I wanted, and he found one close enough and had it in the next week, and I first saw it about 2 minutes after I made the down payment, so it was pretty much sight unseen. I'm impressed that you never even left the house though.