jvett77
Well-Known Member
- 24,258
- 6,195
- 533
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2013
- Location
- Within driving distance of CBP
- Hoopla Cash
- $ 836.47
- Fav. Team #1
- Fav. Team #2
- Fav. Team #3
I’ll take the V-8. Limiteds are pushing $80,000.
Last edited:
-
Have something to say? Register Now! and be posting in minutes!
2019 Ford F150 Limited, Now with 450 horses under the hood!
- Thread starter Bayou Tiger
- Start date
I’ll take the V-8. Limiteds are pushing $80,000.
outofyourmind
Oklahoma Sooners
- 48,012
- 16,895
- 1,033
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2013
- Location
- Oklahoma City
- Hoopla Cash
- $ 1,000.00
- Fav. Team #1
- Fav. Team #2
- Fav. Team #3
450 HP is great.
But I'm probably going with the plain jane f250 XL 6.2 liter 6 speed automatic for about 35K
But I'm probably going with the plain jane f250 XL 6.2 liter 6 speed automatic for about 35K
SJ76
I'll slap you with my member
- 36,094
- 10,155
- 1,033
- Joined
- Apr 22, 2013
- Location
- Titties, TX
- Hoopla Cash
- $ 31.28
- Fav. Team #1
- Fav. Team #2
- Fav. Team #3
Had a 2016 V6 eco and it was almost too fast. Felt like a sports car.
Went back to a 2014 king ranch V6 eco. Noticeable difference between steel and aluminum as far as out of the gate speed. But I don’t need speed with a 150.
My buddy is a fireman and said he’s seen some bad wrecks with those aluminum F150s and never any survivors
Went back to a 2014 king ranch V6 eco. Noticeable difference between steel and aluminum as far as out of the gate speed. But I don’t need speed with a 150.
My buddy is a fireman and said he’s seen some bad wrecks with those aluminum F150s and never any survivors
