Superduty's eveywere
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Superduty's eveywere
I was on a service call about an hour east of Regina, yesterday. Where I saw at least four '05-'06 F-350 psd superduty's, on the yard.Two were king ranch model's and the other two were "just" lariets. One of the trucks had a nice lift and all the cool chrome add on's. I think three brother's farm together but I'm not positive, and they say that there is no money in farming.
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Originally Posted by skidooman
I saw at least four '05-'06 F-350 psd superduty's on the yard.Two were king ranch model's and the other two were "just" lariets. One of the trucks had a nice lift and all the cool chrome add on's. I think three brother's farm together but I'm not positive, and they say that there is no money in farming.
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Sounds like that would have been a pretty cool sight! At my dads farm its not as great, but a pretty decent sight too! He has a 91 f250 xlt lariat diesel supercab long box 4x4, and just bought a 01 superduty longbox supercab 4x4 with a 7.3 6 peed. Then he has my 89 f150, and my 91 f150 4x4. Then when I come out he has my 97, thats my kinda farm 
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I would sure love to have a newer superduty, they are sweet trucks my Dad has a '05 F-250 psd supercab 4X4 xlt. I got to use it, along with their new 28' fifth wheel camper. That is the way to go camping, no more tenting for me (if I had the money). It has absolutly no problem pulling the trailer.
