I was strolling through the junkyard and found an F150 87-88 model that had Louisiana Edition XL Badges on it. I am from Louisiana so naturally I was curious on what extras or differences it had, but I didn't see anything different except the badges. Anyone know anything about these?

 

never heard about one but it might be just the badges the car companies got kinda lazy with the badges like that, ie my camaro rs; all it is, is the ground affects and a badge any more

 

badges? badges?.... we don't need no stinkin' badges.

hope you took them.

 

we have Northland editions here in wisconsin i think we are the only state that has them

 

No surprises here. Dodge actually does this now. The Big Horn Edition throughout the US is called the Lone Star Edition in Texas.

 

you notice chevy doesnt have special editions other than the SS

 

chevy doesn't have a lot of things that ford does... don't remember the last time someone told me they're chevy had 226,000 miles on it and it still ran great.

 

that is true

 

UH I do....

 

there is one chebby out of 2,98% of chevys are still on the road the other 2% made it home

 

i had a chevy...the only time that thing made it home it was being towed lol

 

was it a ford tow truck?

 

yah...thats why i sold the chevy and bought my ford

 

at least it wasnt a dodge tow truck,it would have droped its tranny and you would have been both on the side of the road thank god for fords

 

well justin... you would be the first I've heard of... I read an article in the paper about a old lady who had a chevy that just turned a million miles with the original motor, but that was the only time i've heard of a high mileage chevy still running... maybe its cause the guys just scrap them and get new ones or something... I know around here there are many many more older fords on the road then chevy... and there are a lot of trucks in the motor city