I searched and didn't find this covered in another thread, but if it has been then sorry for the waste of space.

Anyway, I was shown this web site today, this company specializes in 6 door Super Duty and Excursion limos. Thought you guys would get a kick out of this.

http://www.stretchtruck.com/

I love the F-350s, both SRW and DRW models. Those are awesome!

 

Definitely not something you want to run to the grocery store in- can you imagine trying to park one of those??!?

 

Yes, this has been on here before, I am not sure if the thread started out talking about this topic. I think about a month ago someone was talking about this.

Who cares if it has been here before, if you want to talk about go ahead.

Because you know Redford there will be 3 threads started today by someone asking "Will this tire fit..."

So I wouldn't conssider this a waste of space.

 

I saw one of those trucks for sale on ebay one time. It was a crew cab with an extended cab added on the back.

 

That orange one, it looks like they grafted the Supercab rear onto the back of a crew cab to create a 6 door cab with rear suicide doors. That one is sharp!

 

Sooooooo.......................... will this tire fit?????????

 

Better ask John B.

 

Now if you want to talk limo's, I did some work to this one.

 

Extreme Makeover Home Edition recently used a '08 F-250 Harley-Davidson limo on the show. Even has a hot tub in the bed...

http://www.downunderlimousine.com/hd250.html

 

Holy cr@p, talk about parking nightmares!


You couldn't even flip a U-turn in on of those things.

 

There are Excursions running around Long Island that are that long

 

"There are Excursions running around Long Island that are that long "

Yeah I get a lot of them in for service from that neck of the woods.

 

I seen a local logging company had a F-550 six door 10 ft flat bed, talk about a crew cab now! I just can't imagine going through a taco bell drive thru then lol.

 

I like the fast food cup under the hood .

Nice truck though, looks like you did a good job. No way I would ever want to drive it though

 

You probably need your CDL...