Wamar excursion... Wow
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You guys need to peruse this thread more often! 
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13060243
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After searching, I found who makes these sweet custom Excursions! Check this out: Wamar Technologies B7 XUV Ford Excursion F-550 Extended Cab Armored 10 Passenger SUV
I love the louvers that are added to the hoods!
I love the louvers that are added to the hoods!
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wow is complete understatement, that thing is way over the top. well at least for here in the states. would'a liked to have had that 40 years ago in vn.
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about all that thing needs now is a 'cow catcher' up front to clear a path or set off mines in the road before you are over them. unfortunately I guess most of those are command detonated to counter early explosion. but the radiator guard is trick.
we had a 2000 Excursion V10 XLT in redfire and gray. it was probably the best suv I have ever driven, wish I still had it. drove the 7.3 and it seemed a little sluggish, but with all the diesel techies out there the diesels are really a viable way to produce lots of power and great economy. the tdi's from Europe are providing owners with 75-80mpg. our restrictions keep them down in the 50's, but that's still better than most gas rigs.
we had a 2000 Excursion V10 XLT in redfire and gray. it was probably the best suv I have ever driven, wish I still had it. drove the 7.3 and it seemed a little sluggish, but with all the diesel techies out there the diesels are really a viable way to produce lots of power and great economy. the tdi's from Europe are providing owners with 75-80mpg. our restrictions keep them down in the 50's, but that's still better than most gas rigs.
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