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Brought the new baby home tonight. while it's exciting and dang impressive what Ford has done with these new Super duties, I was surprised how hard it was to leave my old girl behind. With 298,494 hard farming and towing miles, it's been an amazing truck. I'very never been real attached to a rig before but I felt like I was leaving a good old hunting dog at the pound when I left.
Brought the new baby home tonight. while it's exciting and dang impressive what Ford has done with these new Super duties, I was surprised how hard it was to leave my old girl behind. With 298,494 hard farming and towing miles, it's been an amazing truck. I'very never been real attached to a rig before but I felt like I was leaving a good old hunting dog at the pound when I left.
I hear you. I have to admit that I have some anxiety about giving up my 2012 as well. The old hunting dog thing is the perfect analogy too.
I notice you went with a long box this time around. What made you make the switch? Are you keeping the stock Michelin's after the level?
Good looking truck BTW!
Man, that's a ton of miles on a 2012. I really like my new truck, but in a way feel sad giving up the old generation. Not just 2011-2016, but really in many ways 1999-2016. The new truck is awesome, my dream truck...but you do realize the many things the old trucks did so well.
Brought the new baby home tonight. while it's exciting and dang impressive what Ford has done with these new Super duties, I was surprised how hard it was to leave my old girl behind. With 298,494 hard farming and towing miles, it's been an amazing truck. I'very never been real attached to a rig before but I felt like I was leaving a good old hunting dog at the pound when I left.
I know the feeling as well! Still miss her and it's been almost a month for me without a truck.
they are the marker lights on the roof between the windshield and the sunroof.
Originally Posted by Saluki_guy
AKA "running lights"
I guessed that, which now begs the question...can a dealer install those POST purchase. My F 350 did not have them and its how I find my truck in parking lots. I want them, anyone know if my dealer can do????
I asked my dealer and he was not sure as no one had ever asked before...
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