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The first thing I did when I got the truck home was to remove the FX4 stickers. Too bad they don’t offer a “sticker delete” option on an order sheet so you could get the truck with no stickers, including the child seat safety stickers plastered all over the visors.
The first thing I did when I got the truck home was to remove the FX4 stickers. Too bad they don’t offer a “sticker delete” option on an order sheet so you could get the truck with no stickers, including the child seat safety stickers plastered all over the visors.
The first thing I did when I got the truck home was to remove the FX4 stickers. Too bad they don’t offer a “sticker delete” option on an order sheet so you could get the truck with no stickers, including the child seat safety stickers plastered all over the visors.
same here. Some people just like stickers plastered all over their vehicle. I think they look silly. I took them off first day and it looks so much better IMHO
just can't do stickers .. Back in the day, (ok I'm old) a Special Model would have an Emblem .. Like, Camper Special or Contractor Special. If there was a sticker, or decal, they were Stripes. Even then, they weren't accepted well .. Sometime in the late 70's Ford introduced the Freedom Editions and Stickers became the norm .. so, now we get FX4/Off Road plastered on the side of our trucks to tell the world we have Skid Plates .. So lame .. like little pecker syndrome
As others have already mentioned, they are easy to remove. Park the truck in the sun for about an hour and they will come right off. Hair dryer or heat gun also works but not generally needed.
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