Ford, Chevy, Dodge
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Bleed Ford Blue
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Ford, Chevy, Dodge
Took this picture at work, we have a lot of new trucks go through the shop. These guys got parked next to each other almost perfectly and thought it was a perfect photo opportunity.
Left to right:
2017 Ford F-250 6.2 4x4 Ex-cab short bed
2017 Chevrolet 3500 6.0 4x4 regular cab chassis (60" Cab to Axle)
2015 RAM 5500 6.7 4x4 regular cab chassis (108" Cab to Axle)
The poor Chevrolet looks like a child's toy!
Left to right:
2017 Ford F-250 6.2 4x4 Ex-cab short bed
2017 Chevrolet 3500 6.0 4x4 regular cab chassis (60" Cab to Axle)
2015 RAM 5500 6.7 4x4 regular cab chassis (108" Cab to Axle)
The poor Chevrolet looks like a child's toy!
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Bleed Ford Blue
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From: Anchorage Alaska
The lot is defiantly not level by any means. Add in snow pack it's even worse.
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Bleed Ford Blue
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From: Anchorage Alaska
It's just sitting slightly "flexed".
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Bleed Ford Blue
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From: Anchorage Alaska
Haha! Typically I would agree. But that truck had a 14' flatbed on it with a headboard for consignment purposes. They sold the truck and we took the bed back. So the mirrors were flipped out when the flatbed was on the truck and being driven back to the dealer.
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Dang....even after all these years....that chrome Chevy bumper is just hideous in my opinion. I know a few guys that went with the GMC just because the Chevy bumpers are so big and ugly. Is it the same damn designer from 2007 that everyone is afraid to tell him..."dude....really...the bumper????" LOL
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..... however, nothing is as bad as the b.s. over-played chevy commericals.
Laughing Gas
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From: California Mountains
Gee that thing in the middle
Looks Like Its related to Obama .....LOL the ugliest clown I ever seen 
The White Ford is so damm sexy
The Dodge Looks like it stuck in mid 90s
p.s Why do dodge guys do that to mirrors when they ain't towing so Gay...............
The White Ford is so damm sexy
The Dodge Looks like it stuck in mid 90s
p.s Why do dodge guys do that to mirrors when they ain't towing so Gay...............
More Turbo
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What is it with those idiots? I think they just don't like those stupid mirrors when they are horizontal. I still can't believe they put those mirrors on those trucks. But I bet half of them do it because they think it makes their trucks look tougher.
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In fairness, both the Ford and Chevy look like toys compared to the RAM 5500.
I have zero problems with the looks of the RAM trucks. If I drove one, you can bet I'd have the mirrors out. It looks better and the rear view is better, towing or not.
I've always driven my Super Dutys with the mirrors fully extended. I tow fairly frequently, but regardless, the only time I'd retract or fold them would be at a drive-through. With my dually now, its almost a requirement.
The Chevy does look relatively small...although a DRW 3500 truck typically is going to sit lower because of shorter tires.
I have zero problems with the looks of the RAM trucks. If I drove one, you can bet I'd have the mirrors out. It looks better and the rear view is better, towing or not.
I've always driven my Super Dutys with the mirrors fully extended. I tow fairly frequently, but regardless, the only time I'd retract or fold them would be at a drive-through. With my dually now, its almost a requirement.
The Chevy does look relatively small...although a DRW 3500 truck typically is going to sit lower because of shorter tires.
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The mirrors are much easier to see out of when folded up on the dodge. Plus, the mirrors are still better than fords terribly out dated body style.
I don't have brand loyalty, i just go for whats the best (in my opinion) at the time, and ford hasn't been the nicest for quite some time. Im glad ford finally changed body styles, now i can have a 6.7 in a truck that doesn't look 17 years old!
I don't have brand loyalty, i just go for whats the best (in my opinion) at the time, and ford hasn't been the nicest for quite some time. Im glad ford finally changed body styles, now i can have a 6.7 in a truck that doesn't look 17 years old!