F350 Centurion Stretch
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F350 Centurion Stretch
Was looking through the galleries here on FTE and found this guy... Talk about a PITA to park...
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...p?albumid=3240
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...p?albumid=3173
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...p?albumid=3240
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...p?albumid=3173
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From: Newtown, CT
Originally Posted by Moore558
Good luck getting that up on a 2 post lift, much less a 4 post (drive-on lift).
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From: Central PA
wait till you see one with about 4 ft between doors . or the 6 door model. After driving a semi these are easy to park it feeding all meters that suck HA HA
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From: Sweetwater Texas
Those trucks are awesome. I saw a '95 F350 that was really stretched once. It had about 10 ft between the front door and the back door.
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From: Central PA
Originally Posted by 89frankenford
all i can say is !!!!! i want one!
Don't we all!
well allot of us . I'd be happy with the F150 crew my self. Had 1 new .
What and lose you I 6 ? HaHa
A F150 sc long bed frame needs stretched 3-4 " for a crew cab short bed to work . I got access to parts just need $$$ . And it would be a manual
But If had $$$ I'd buy one made already . Hey have a good one
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From: Davis & Newcastle, CA
Originally Posted by lostin90s
Don't we all!well allot of us .
I'd be happy with the F150 crew my self. Had 1 new .
What and lose you I 6 ? HaHa
A F150 sc long bed frame needs stretched 3-4 " for a crew cab short bed to work . I got access to parts just need $$$ . And it would be a manual
But If had $$$ I'd buy one made already . Hey have a good one
well allot of us . I'd be happy with the F150 crew my self. Had 1 new .
What and lose you I 6 ? HaHa
A F150 sc long bed frame needs stretched 3-4 " for a crew cab short bed to work . I got access to parts just need $$$ . And it would be a manual
But If had $$$ I'd buy one made already . Hey have a good one
NOT!!!!
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From: New Jersey
heh-heh.
Eventually i'll be welding together a new c-channel frame, and welding on a section of extended cab to the back of my crewcab, producing a SRW version of that truck.
Why?
Because even with the vast interior space of a crewcab, there's very little storage room INSIDE. Add a pair of subwoofers and what little room there is behind the rear seat is completely gone.
Eventually i'll be welding together a new c-channel frame, and welding on a section of extended cab to the back of my crewcab, producing a SRW version of that truck.
Why?
Because even with the vast interior space of a crewcab, there's very little storage room INSIDE. Add a pair of subwoofers and what little room there is behind the rear seat is completely gone.
