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Old 10-02-2018, 03:55 PM
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2015 and newer Reg Cabs

As I get ready to order a new 2019 F150 soon, and yes it will be a Reg cab, lets see your regular cabs guys and gals.
 
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Old 10-02-2018, 06:31 PM
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I'll play along. Here's my '18 RCLB, 3.3 V-6, 4x2, bare bones, love this thing! Crossing over 9000 miles this weekend on my way to Idaho, and I only bought it in February. Tried a canopy and hated it, so I'm back to it looking like this.

 
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Old 10-02-2018, 07:39 PM
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I'll play along. Here's my '18 RCLB, 3.3 V-6, 4x2, bare bones, love this thing! Crossing over 9000 miles this weekend on my way to Idaho, and I only bought it in February. Tried a canopy and hated it, so I'm back to it looking like this.
Awesome truck!
How are you liking the 3.3?
 
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Old 10-02-2018, 08:53 PM
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I'm loving the 3.3! I easily pull 25+ on the highway, and its a good runner overall. The auto stop/start annoys me, but thankfully a button turns that off. I have yet to tow with it, but that will hopefully come next year. With the 3.55 rear gears, I should be able to pull 5000 lbs as I'm currently configured. Getting ready to get the second oil change done here in a few days, not a lick of trouble from the engine or truck, I'm planning on keeping it around for awhile! Definitely at least consider the 3.3, depending on how you use your truck!
 
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Old 10-02-2018, 10:39 PM
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I'm loving the 3.3! I easily pull 25+ on the highway, and its a good runner overall. The auto stop/start annoys me, but thankfully a button turns that off. I have yet to tow with it, but that will hopefully come next year. With the 3.55 rear gears, I should be able to pull 5000 lbs as I'm currently configured. Getting ready to get the second oil change done here in a few days, not a lick of trouble from the engine or truck, I'm planning on keeping it around for awhile! Definitely at least consider the 3.3, depending on how you use your truck!
Awesome and thanks.
Did you get the electric locker?
Can i annoy you for a pic of the interior sometime...no rush.
 
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Old 10-05-2018, 08:32 PM
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I think I have the same truck as Mike-same engine, trans, rear, etc. He said his is "bare bones" but mine has the $2k option package with power windows, mirrors, locks, cruise, CD, etc. I bought mine last November and have barely 2k miles on it now. I've hauled a lot of weight around in it and towed over 5k pounds with it a couple of times with no problem. The 3.3 kicks *** so I say go for it. Good luck....



 
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Old 10-06-2018, 05:45 AM
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Another 3.3 with 3.55. I love my truck, it is just what I needed. Took delivery Oct 12, 2017. Mine has 101A and Sport. Over 20K on it. Hand calc fuel mileage 21.5 mpg. Over 20K a year and have to have that pickup bed, fuel mileage was and is VERY important to me.
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Old 10-06-2018, 11:41 PM
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My '18 with one of the mustangs.


Another one from this afternoon parked outside on our road trip:



3.3 with 4wd, 3.55 gears, towing pkg, has the couple grams worth of option pkg to get the power interior goodies and the exterior chrome/machined wheels.

i'm curious though... between the incentives around, the PCOs, etc, why going with a '19 instead of finding an '18 that fits your needs? Not many options on a regular cab to pick from, so it's easier to find one optioned how you would like sitting on a lot....
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Always owned and loved regular cabs...especially the shortbeds
 
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XLT 2016 long box.
 
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