2007 E250? looking to buy
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Sorry, sometimes I think of this section as '92 & up Econoline & neglect all of "Truck history". I've been aware of E150 payload capacity near 2000 lb for so long, since acquiring a '92, that the old fashioned way of reading the model numbers has left me.
The '07 listing was out of FORD's '07 sales brochure.
I was not suggesting a "car type tire" for the '08 but a 16" light truck type tire.
The '07 listing was out of FORD's '07 sales brochure.
I was not suggesting a "car type tire" for the '08 but a 16" light truck type tire.
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Sorry, sometimes I think of this section as '92 & up Econoline & neglect all of "Truck history". I've been aware of E150 payload capacity near 2000 lb for so long, since acquiring a '92, that the old fashioned way of reading the model numbers has left me.
The '07 listing was out of FORD's '07 sales brochure.
I was not suggesting a "car type tire" for the '08 but a 16" light truck type tire.
The '07 listing was out of FORD's '07 sales brochure.
I was not suggesting a "car type tire" for the '08 but a 16" light truck type tire.
Obviously, payload capacity has gotten quite high compared to the original "half, three-quarter, or one ton" truck thing, but I believe that this has become part of the English language enough so all us old guys know that a "1xx" truck is a half-ton. So Ford is messing with my head by making an 8500 GVW 150--that's just wrong.
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