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Got a good kiss from a 19 F350.... on my 23 with only 35000KM...axle took the hit and spun truck near 360 degrees.. no one hurt. Just waiting to see if it will be repaired or cut a check to me and order new build.
It is good there was no personal injury. It looks like no stop signs for either road. To move the axle like that suggests there is more major damage underneath. Good luck.
Same here, just one time owned a black vehicle. Its not a color for anyone (like me) who has any hint of being OCD. And black isn't a color, its a JOB.
Well finally found a replacement for my 23 that was written off. 2026 7.3 4.30 gears, just missing step bars and tailgate step, getting some skinny 35's installed and line- x through dealer. pick up next week.
My 02 F350 is black, never owned a black truck before I bought her in 2011 iirc, I love ol Charlotte, 4x/7.3/CC/DRW, but I will never buy another black vehicle... the only time it's nice to get in her is in the winter when it's cold and she's been in the sun, the interior is nice n warm, any other time of year it takes at least 10 mins to cool the interior down, and cleaning waxing... looks awesome for about 2 mins and 27 seconds or until the first little breeze.
Originally Posted by fj5gtx
I REALLY liked the black STX below... but black is hard to keep looking clean, and no power seat with the STX.
Originally Posted by twobelugas
I owned a black car once. Once.
It look like a car 4x its worth but about 12 seconds after I wash and wax it, it is full of visible dust and pollen.
Never again.
Originally Posted by mjf6175
Same here, just one time owned a black vehicle. Its not a color for anyone (like me) who has any hint of being OCD. And black isn't a color, its a JOB.
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