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And I very happy one. I just picked up my truck on 5/8 and I'm loving it. Here are the details:
2004 F-350
4x4
Long Bed
Extended Cab
V10
XLT Sport, True Blue
Captin's chairs
Deluxe Aluminum wheels
Advaced Security group
stabilizer package
power drivers seat.
I'm really loving this truck, but is there anything I should do right off the bat to help her age gracefully? I've been reading these forums for a little while and I know I should re-torque the spark plugs, and will do that this weekend. Is there a CD ROM of the factory manual for the 2004's yet? I guess the bigest thing I need to keep an eye on is the front wheel bearings, but it seems there is an aftermarket part that is indestructable. When they do go, I will be replacing them with the aftermarket ones. Anyway, you all should see a lot of me from now on. Thanks in advance for any sugguestions!
Thanks for the positive comments. I'll be checking e-bay for the manual at lunch today. I took a boat load of pics already, but I just need to get them hosted. They're all on my home computer. They'll be coming soon!
Sorry, I don't really have a Cobra R. The only reason I have that screen name is because Cobra was taken, so I tried CobraR and it worked. I usually use Cobra as my screen name because I'm building a replica S/C Cobra.
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