I noticed that Ford now has a Texas edition F-150 from some commercials. And on top of that there's a Texas edition Tahoe/Siverado? or whatever.

So what's the deal with that? Why? Is there a California edition? Rhode Island?

Clayton

 

I wouldn't know the exact answer, but Ford had something similar years ago. My old 84' F150 was a Limited Edition Texas Lariat. Very nice truck. To my knowledge, that one is the only one I have seen as far as a state edition goes.

 

The "Texas Edition" I've seen are usually "low end" models w/a tirm package, Rubber mats, etc. Dodge had the "Lone Star" edition, at least here in Texas. I remember when Ford had the California Special Mustangs. They really were "Special" though!

 

Is that the King Ranch edition? or something like that. I thought i was packaged for mostly hauling horses around

 

Ford has a Northwest edition, just a trim package. I thought the King Ranch was in Wyoming. Not sure. I've seen a Huntsman edition 73-9, and northwoods edition 80-6. They are all just trim levels.

 

There is a TX/OK edition F-150 that sells for $14,588. V-6, 5 speed, regular cab, short wide bed. No options except for dealer installed window tint.

 

The king ranch is a lariet package with a few extras.mine has diamond plate running boards,differnt rims,and the king ranch leather on the seats,this is real saddle leather.

 

About the Texas Edition Tahoe....is that a geographical mis-match..?

 

If they built a Califorina Edition....it would have to have 2 steering wheels. You know for those "special couples" who like to both have a say-so in deciding where to go as they say....fd

 

Most manufacturer's produce such model's as a P.R. excersise.
Sometime's they catch on and sometime's they don't.

 

Ford has a Northwest edition, just a trim package. [B] I thought the King Ranch was in Wyoming. [B] Not sure. I've seen a Huntsman edition 73-9, and northwoods edition 80-6. They are all just trim levels.

The King Ranch is located in South Texas. The Texas Edition is called the Ford F150 Heritage. This is a list of the Standard Features:

Heritage Edition F-150
- Front 40/60 Split Bench Seat. Optional Captain's Chairs. Two-Tone Front and Rear Seats.
- 4-Spoke Black Steering Wheel
- Chrome Grille Surround with Black Honeycomb Grille Insert
- Chrome Tubular Cab Steps
- Front Black Floormats with Embroidered F-150 Logo and 2-Piece Black Rear Floormats
- 17" 5-Spoke Cast Aluminum Wheels with Satin Nickel Painted Pockets and Ford Oval on Center Caps
- P265/70R17 OWL All-Terrain Tires
- Optional LT265/70R17 OWL All-Terrain Tires
- 3.55 Rear Axle; Optional 3.55 Limited Slip Rear Axle
- Unique Two-Tone Paint Scheme with Raised Cut-Line
- Unique Arizona Beige and Black Tape Stripe
- HERITAGE EDITION F-150 Fender and Tailgate Badges
- Black Bedliner with Ford Logo and Molded Grey Bedrail Top Caps
- Front Floor Console with Black Vinyl Lid (with Captain's Chairs Only)
- Park Lamps and Fog Lamps
- New Clear Lens Headlamps
- Lower Body-Colored Valance
- Black Exterior Driver and Passenger Power Mirrors

It is basically a XLT F150 4x4 Supercab Styleside with a 6 1/2 ft box.

This option cost $1200 more. It is supposed to commemorate 100 years of selling Fords. This is what it looks like

 

My honest opinion. Texas is the best so we deserve a special truck. Or at least thats what we like to believe in Texas.

 

Hey there Billy! The King Ranch Edition and the heritage Edition are two different trucks. I think your a little mixed up. Go to your ford dealer and get the correct information. The Heritage Edition is the 100 year Model and the Heritage is the body style.

 

yeah the king ranch is in kingsville i think. i live 3 or 4 hours away from it.

 

Quote: I thought the King Ranch was in Wyoming.
The King Ranch is in Texas - about the size of Wyoming.
Dono