What would you buy if you could get brand new?
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What would you buy if you could get brand new?
Hey guys and gals. Just another opportunity to throw your fantasies on the web page. Just one catch; it has to be a 2006 model vehicle, seeing as how most of the '07s aren't out yet. I guess I'll start. Probably a 2006 F-350 CC, 6.0L, SWB, FX4, Lariat, Slate Gray/Black two-tone paint, Tow mirrors, cab lights etc. I'm starting to drool.. Let's hear what you guys have to say.
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Right now, it would probably be a new z-71. I just don't really care for the new ford half tons, and seeing as how I have plenty of heavy duty trucks already I don't really need or want a new 3/4 ton.
Then again if I was keeping my current daily driver truck I think that I would be looking hard at the new charger.
Then again if I was keeping my current daily driver truck I think that I would be looking hard at the new charger.
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03-19-2006, 09:52 PM
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F350 4x4 V10 Torqueshift, but like John112deere, I don't have a need for a truck like that. My current 95 T-bird does fine for my needs. My dad has the 96 PSD that does the truck work so we don't need a second truck in the house.
My DREAM car, however, is a 1987 or 1988 Ford Turbo Coupe.
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My DREAM car, however, is a 1987 or 1988 Ford Turbo Coupe.
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03-19-2006, 10:38 PM
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F150 XLT
Crew Cab, short box
4x4
Flex Fuel 5.4L
Trailer tow package
Maybe some other options
Oh, and I'd have one of these on it from the get-go, to take full advantage of the E85 fuel: http://www.kennebell.net/supercharge...-navigator.htm
Crew Cab, short box
4x4
Flex Fuel 5.4L
Trailer tow package
Maybe some other options
Oh, and I'd have one of these on it from the get-go, to take full advantage of the E85 fuel: http://www.kennebell.net/supercharge...-navigator.htm
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I've told myself that I won't get a new car loan until I have some extra letters at the end of my name, so every once in a while I just wander over to the Ford or Chevy build-your-truck page and dream. Last night I was looking at a F-250 XLT regular cab, 6.0/6 speed hand-shaker, FX4, camper package and some luxuries. That would of course be so I could pull a big toy-hauler 5th wheel...
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03-20-2006, 11:51 AM
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