Nah, never mind.
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OK, but you'll be sorry.
With the newest truck in this forum now 7 years old (and oldest at 13) how come the forum hasn't moved to "older, classic, and antique trucks" yet?
See, I told you it was a stupid question.
With the newest truck in this forum now 7 years old (and oldest at 13) how come the forum hasn't moved to "older, classic, and antique trucks" yet?
See, I told you it was a stupid question.
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because pre 97 were pretty much the same body style. 97 marked the new generation. before 97, the f150 shared the same body as the f350. so if you did a SAS on a f150, you'd never know the difference. after 97, the f150 is clearly spotted from the bigger trucks.
oh ya, it IS just that awesome
oh ya, it IS just that awesome
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