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Washboard road test was interesting to say the least. The All-New 2009 Ford F-150 Pickup Truck | Ford Vehicles
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Washboard road test was interesting to say the least. The All-New 2009 Ford F-150 Pickup Truck | Ford Vehicles
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Perfect!!!!!
This is exactly what Ford needs to do. In the 80's they did this and it paid off in a big way. They need to have this as a commercial on TV during the superbowl in segments to show America what Built Ford Tough means. It's a shame that they can't put more horsepower in the new trucks so that they can show the Ford pulling the competition backwards, or outrunning them.
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This is exactly what Ford needs to do. In the 80's they did this and it paid off in a big way. They need to have this as a commercial on TV during the superbowl in segments to show America what Built Ford Tough means. It's a shame that they can't put more horsepower in the new trucks so that they can show the Ford pulling the competition backwards, or outrunning them.
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Yup, good stuff, my money well invested! There is no substitute for good engineering. I thought the new Dodge would have been better, hmmmm. Chevy really needs a trip to the drawing board not just adds with nostalgia. And, the Toyota was pathetic, not surprised, as I said in another post, when I went to get a new truck I looked at the Toyotas first and wasn't too impressed. Just not "solid" in several ways, although there is no doubt the drivetrain is certainly excellent, but what good is it if the truck is self destructing around it???
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Did you have the newest tundra or the 1st gen?? I also really liked the payload test that was also really interesting, the Ford was the only one who could handle the load.
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Sold it at a huge loss just months later, and replaced it with a 2007 F150.
The F150 is far better than the tundra.
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My 95 F-150 had a steel gas tank...the rear for sure...i think the front was as well...
Although the frame was as solid as the day it was built...and the oil pan was just rusting a bit...
Although the frame was as solid as the day it was built...and the oil pan was just rusting a bit...