FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
These used to be the main type sold by all major pickup manufacturers. They’re not as popular now since most people want a crew cab.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
These used to be the main type sold by all major pickup manufacturers. They’re not as popular now since most people want a crew cab.
Because of all those dad bods. With lots of kids needing to haul their stuff at the same time.
I hate my life…
-sarcasm-
FordAficionadoAlex said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
These used to be the main type sold by all major pickup manufacturers. They’re not as popular now since most people want a crew cab.
Because of all those dad bods. With lots of kids needing to haul their stuff at the same time.
I hate my life…
-sarcasm-
So, no Costco near you?
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
Looks a lot like my truck (XLT, FX4 with the 7.3 Godzilla). I got it to haul a slide-in camper and wanted a shorter truck with a tighter turning radius.
You don’t see many single cabs out there these days!
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
That’s interesting, thanks for the context.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
Do they actually make tow trucks from pickups? I thought they would start with a slightly longer chassis cab model because it has straight frame rails.
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
Do they actually make tow trucks from pickups? I thought they would start with a slightly longer chassis cab model because it has straight frame rails.
I’ve seen a few of them in both Ram and Ford set up as tow trucks. Often the repo type trucks snagging cars.
Zack said:
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
Do they actually make tow trucks from pickups? I thought they would start with a slightly longer chassis cab model because it has straight frame rails.
I’ve seen a few of them in both Ram and Ford set up as tow trucks. Often the repo type trucks snagging cars.
Ah, the hidden wheel lifts.
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
Do they actually make tow trucks from pickups? I thought they would start with a slightly longer chassis cab model because it has straight frame rails.
Yeah, usually 350’s and up.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
If it was meant for a tow truck, it wouldn’t have the bed at all.
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
If it was meant for a tow truck, it wouldn’t have the bed at all.
Generally, it’s up to the buyer to swap out.
Bright said:
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
If it was meant for a tow truck, it wouldn’t have the bed at all.
Generally, it’s up to the buyer to swap out.
They sell them without the bed, so you don’t have to worry about all the sensors and electronics that come with it.
PATRICK said:
Bright said:
PATRICK said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
More for tow trucks, Ram has the same model.
If it was meant for a tow truck, it wouldn’t have the bed at all.
Generally, it’s up to the buyer to swap out.
They sell them without the bed, so you don’t have to worry about all the sensors and electronics that come with it.
This style is used for repo style tow trucks.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
Is that a 6 foot bed? Just curious.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
Is that a 6 foot bed? Just curious.
No; they don’t make short beds on regular cabs or with DRW anymore. If they did like they used to, the fender would block the bed step.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
Is that a 6 foot bed? Just curious.
The 2023+ 8 foot beds just don’t look as long because of the step. It breaks up the look of the long empty panel.
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
This photo has to have been taken somewhere near Jacksonville, right?
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
This photo has to have been taken somewhere near Jacksonville, right?
How did you know??
FordFusion said:
FordFanaticFrank said:
These trucks make sense, but I’ve never seen one before. Have you seen them?
This photo has to have been taken somewhere near Jacksonville, right?
How did you know??
The combination of St. Augustine grass and long leaf pine! 