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More Turbo
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That is correct. If you don't have the camera that looks into the bed, you don't get the one in the grille, either.
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Tuned
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Mountain Pass
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The CHMSL camera is a standalone option, but the front facing camera is only available with the 360° camera, which also includes the CHMSL camera.
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From: Central Ohio
That’s probably a dealership question, but since this option adds 4 cameras I bet it would be prohibitively expensive. The grille, both mirrors and the high mounted stop light all need to be changed. Even if the wiring is there, it’s probably best to get a truck with this option from the factory.
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Tuned
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The truck came in at the dealer ship and first thing I noticed is no camera in the front grille. So I started looking around and think I must of missed that on the order sheet. I did not want a 5th wheel camera or adaptive steering that must be all I saw in that package. I haven't started the truck or got in yet, I told the dealership to take their time with prep because it just snowed here again in upstate NY and now everything is covered with salt and sand and I don't wanna bring it home yet in this crap.
Ford needs to let customers build what they want, I really wanted a limited with chrome bumpers, NO power step and black leather interior or a very dark chocolate brown interior.
Ford needs to let customers build what they want, I really wanted a limited with chrome bumpers, NO power step and black leather interior or a very dark chocolate brown interior.
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What ford really needs to do is offer a spreadsheet that’s easily found and easily readable of all the options and packages...
Everything about the build/order process is a game of hide and seek looking for options...?
Everything about the build/order process is a game of hide and seek looking for options...?
Mountain Pass
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The truck came in at the dealer ship and first thing I noticed is no camera in the front grille. So I started looking around and think I must of missed that on the order sheet. I did not want a 5th wheel camera or adaptive steering that must be all I saw in that package. I haven't started the truck or got in yet, I told the dealership to take their time with prep because it just snowed here again in upstate NY and now everything is covered with salt and sand and I don't wanna bring it home yet in this crap.
Ford needs to let customers build what they want, I really wanted a limited with chrome bumpers, NO power step and black leather interior or a very dark chocolate brown interior.
Ford needs to let customers build what they want, I really wanted a limited with chrome bumpers, NO power step and black leather interior or a very dark chocolate brown interior.
Where in NY do you live and what dealer is it? I am from upstate NY as well. I deal with Marchese ford and Metro.
