Ford Trucks Flying the Stars and Stripes
Is there anything more American vehicle than the Ford F-series truck? After all, it is the best-selling vehicle in the country and has been for forever.
Ford NASCAR Flag Tribute
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How the West was Won
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Flying the Colors Where the Pavement Ends
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Ford NASCAR Flag Tribute
This may be the largest flag ever flown from the back of a truck, and it was towed by a Ford at the NASCAR EcoBoost 400 in 2014. You'll notice that's a Super Duty truck because there is so much American pride at a NASCAR race an F-150 can't handle it.
American Ingenuity
What is more American than a pickup truck? How about helping your neighbor? How about American ingenuity? This clever Ford driver made a tough and strong (like America) flag pole holder out of $25 worth of PVC pipe, and some ratcheting tie-down straps. Want to make yourself for your truck? Well, he made a YouTube video to help.
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Big Enough
This may look like a small flag, but that's just because this truck is pretty big. This is actually a full sized flag you'd hang outside your house, but a Ford Super Crew has tons of room inside and out to handle the duty.
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How the West was Won
The American West was tamed by rough and tough men riding broncos who blazed a trail that many followed for generation upon generation. So what better place to pay tribute to those American than on the back of a Ford Bronco?
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Flying the Colors Where the Pavement Ends
Ford trucks don't have to stop just because the pavement ends, and there is no reason to not fly Old Glory just because you've left civilization. Show your American pride and bring culture to the wilderness with the stars and stripes to show everyone what matters to you most.
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