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Again , would put " Art" up against any day . At least "Art" has straight door handles & a BB FORD . Add in custom made items . on the mill & lathe + a one off carbon fiber trans cover .
These articles appear to be nothing more than ads for Streetside. What value do they bring to us at FTE?
These trucks the Curated Content Editor, whatever that is, shows us just solidifies my belief that our regular old down to earth trucks, stock or modified are much better than these expensive professionally done trucks.
These articles appear to be nothing more than ads for Streetside. What value do they bring to us at FTE?
Ross, I wonder the same thing. I looked through five pages of his (or her's) posts and they are ALL nothing but external links.
Not a paid member or sponsor either, so this appears to be Ford-related commercial spam to me.
Tom
Nice paint job but the color is a bit too wild for me. And I never have been a fan of the Dakota-style cloth seats, but they are probably good in the "sand states" where sitting on dark leather or vinyl can be an experience never to be forgotten. And is that a chevy engine? It certainly isn't a flathead.
Ross, I wonder the same thing. I looked through five pages of his (or her's) posts and they are ALL nothing but external links.
Not a paid member or sponsor either, so this appears to be Ford-related commercial spam to me.
Tom
Ross, I wonder the same thing. I looked through five pages of his (or her's) posts and they are ALL nothing but external links. Not a paid member or sponsor either, so this appears to be Ford-related commercial spam to me.
Tom
I believe these "Curated Content Editors" are actually PAID to "write" these posts. See the ads at the top of each page, "Would you like to contribute news to the FTE homepage? ...Apply to be a PAID writer for Ford Trucks here"
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
where sitting on dark leather or vinyl can be an experience never to be forgotten. And is that a chevy engine? 
It certainly isn't a flathead. 
