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Was anyone else there?
I saw the 2011 Superduty there - that prominent grille is deadly!! The fuel door is huge as it also houses the filler cap for urea.
The fenders are a bit bit, bulky, and round looking but they will grow on a guy/gal!
I saw the 2011 Superduty there - that prominent grille is deadly!! The fuel door is huge as it also houses the filler cap for urea.
The fenders are a bit bit, bulky, and round looking but they will grow on a guy/gal!
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Sherm and I had a look around this morning, really like the new superduty. I was not to sure about the new grill from picturs but it looks much better in person. the interior hasn't changed much from the last model superduty. I thought the raptor was a great looking truck.
They also had some toyota's there and a white one you could sign you name on with a white board marker, so Sherm wrote "BUY FORD" on the side of the door. lol!!!
They also had some toyota's there and a white one you could sign you name on with a white board marker, so Sherm wrote "BUY FORD" on the side of the door. lol!!!
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had a awesome time there, thanks to marlon/jen and their awesome hospitality 
the superduty grill is pretty bold, the big bars would have to grow on me... the raptor...well, make a s'crew and i'll have one. looks like the ultimate hunting truck to me
that toyota...thanks... i wish i'd had a permanent marker... and in hindsight, i should have written in huge letters across the tailgate, "when i grow up i want to be a real truck--a FORD"
the superduty grill is pretty bold, the big bars would have to grow on me... the raptor...well, make a s'crew and i'll have one. looks like the ultimate hunting truck to me
that toyota...thanks... i wish i'd had a permanent marker... and in hindsight, i should have written in huge letters across the tailgate, "when i grow up i want to be a real truck--a FORD"
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You know, even though I had lots of Chevy trucks and loved them all, the 3/4 and 1 ton Fords always impressed me. The older ones were big trucks, the 1999 new model was one I liked. When they changed styles in 2005 it was an improvement. I prefer the 2008/2009 over all the previous years, and I can see I will like the new ones better than its predecessors. 
This is quite strange for me as I am almost always slow to adapt/adopt change. For some reason, the Ford HD trucks are the exception.
I just wish my 2003 had been an early build with the 7.3, but, as Paul Harvey would say, now you know the rest of the story!
I think this 6.4 will be a whole different beast once its programmed and the exhaust and intake are opened up - 12- 14 mpg is not good!
This is quite strange for me as I am almost always slow to adapt/adopt change. For some reason, the Ford HD trucks are the exception.
I just wish my 2003 had been an early build with the 7.3, but, as Paul Harvey would say, now you know the rest of the story!
I think this 6.4 will be a whole different beast once its programmed and the exhaust and intake are opened up - 12- 14 mpg is not good!
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