F250 Concept
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F250 Concept (warning 2 small pictures included)
Sorry if this has already been posted. I just saw it.
From http://Autoshow.msn.com
The Ford F-250 Super Chief concept is a bold American flexible-fuel vehicle that can run on hydrogen, E85 ethanol or gasoline.
<DT>The exterior design is inspired by the classic American Super Chief locomotive, the headlights repeat the checkered design of the glass roof, and the grille is a new interpretation of the Ford three-bar grille design.
<DT>The profile is emphasized by the high beltline and small window graphics, the tailgate is hinged to both sides and bold fender flares cover 24-inch wheels and tires.
<DT>The interior features American walnut, brushed aluminum, and rich brown leather. The ceiling is coffered in the style of classic railway viewing cars, the oversized rear seats are inspired by spacious club chairs and rear ottomans raise up out of the floor.</DT>
From http://Autoshow.msn.com
The Ford F-250 Super Chief concept is a bold American flexible-fuel vehicle that can run on hydrogen, E85 ethanol or gasoline.
<DT>The exterior design is inspired by the classic American Super Chief locomotive, the headlights repeat the checkered design of the glass roof, and the grille is a new interpretation of the Ford three-bar grille design.
<DT>The profile is emphasized by the high beltline and small window graphics, the tailgate is hinged to both sides and bold fender flares cover 24-inch wheels and tires.
<DT>The interior features American walnut, brushed aluminum, and rich brown leather. The ceiling is coffered in the style of classic railway viewing cars, the oversized rear seats are inspired by spacious club chairs and rear ottomans raise up out of the floor.</DT>
Last edited by 2005V10F250CC; Jan 11, 2006 at 11:18 AM. Reason: added picture warning for dialup viewers
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