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I have a 2006 f150 xlt crewcab and love it! Ride is great for a truck and reliable as the day is long, only thing that stinks is the gas mileage, other thab that great truck, good luck with her.:):)
 
Bought a F150 for my wife last year, so far a great truck and she loves it (that's all that really matters).

Looked at the HD edition it was 52K, a lot of $!!

Hope you enjoy it.
 
horizonchaser said:
There certainly has been a lot of improvements. With the improved suspension, 22" low profile tires & Fords "Sync" technology tossed in there, I've got a lot of catching up to do. Still, I love it. I think the reason why I bought it is because I "drooled" over it too! :p
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I have a love/hate relationship with "Sync". We have it in our Mercury Milan (aka Ford Fusion). I get unpredictable results when telling it what I want to hear on my ipod. I'm ashamed to admit that I've told the Sync lady where to go a couple times... :p

Iceman24 said:
Not the HD version (didn't make back then), but I really enjoyed my 1978 F100 truck...one of my fav's when growing up. Took this pic @ friends house who had 1979 Z28 Camaro & we just finished detailing for night of cruz'n. It was the 1st vehicle I actually bought with my own ca$h...traded a 1974 Firebird Formula for it (another story). Ford's F-series trucks have survived @ top of the market for many years & I'm sure they'll stay threre. I know of four who have newer Ford trucks on my street alone.
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Nice old truck Iceman! I learned to drive in one of them, that must be why I have a soft spot for them.

Here is a shot of my current baby... I've had several over the years, most of them "well used". This is the first nice one I've been blessed with. Some days I think about selling it and focusing my attention and fun-money 100% on the bike.
 

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DakotaRob said:
I get unpredictable results when telling it what I want to hear on my ipod. I'm ashamed to admit that I've told the Sync lady where to go a couple times... :p
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I saw the same problem when I worked at Jaguar... It always would respond correctly to a female voice.... :newsmile042:

DakotaRob said:
Here is a shot of my current baby... I've had several over the years, most of them "well used". This is the first nice one I've been blessed with. Some days I think about selling it and focusing my attention and fun-money 100% on the bike.
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Not sure you want to do that !!!!!
You know what will happen the day after you sell it now don't you......:s
 
dbmg said:
Not sure you want to do that !!!!!
You know what will happen the day after you sell it now don't you......:s
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I'll win the powerball and be able to buy a fleet of classics? :yeahright

I got the truck when I was bikeless, thought it would be a better hobby while raising kids. But, motorcycle fever is hard to contain, and two years of being without a bike almost killed me. I rationalize to the wife that it's "handy" to have a truck too - there is always a need to haul something. :s
 
DakotaRob said:
Nice old truck Iceman! I learned to drive in one of them, that must be why I have a soft spot for them.
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Thanks DakotaRob - that old Ford was one of my former vehicles I actually miss & would've kept if I knew better. Even though it was 2WD - swapped rear tires in winter w/studded snow tires + few bags of sand. I could plow through snow w/the best of them. Even pulled a big 4WD mudder out of the ditch one time. It was traded local & I saw it a few years after selling...new owner pretty much trashed it so I bet it's already scrapped & recycled into some newer metal machine...
 
DakotaRob said:
I'll win the powerball and be able to buy a fleet of classics? :yeahright

I got the truck when I was bikeless, thought it would be a better hobby while raising kids. But, motorcycle fever is hard to contain, and two years of being without a bike almost killed me. I rationalize to the wife that it's "handy" to have a truck too - there is always a need to haul something. :s
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Iceman24 said:
Thanks DakotaRob - that old Ford was one of my former vehicles I actually miss & would've kept if I knew better. Even though it was 2WD - swapped rear tires in winter w/studded snow tires + few bags of sand. I could plow through snow w/the best of them. Even pulled a big 4WD mudder out of the ditch one time. It was traded local & I saw it a few years after selling...new owner pretty much trashed it so I bet it's already scrapped & recycled into some newer metal machine...
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The BOLD print has your answer....
Why not park it in the garage and just cover it up and forget about it for awhile.... Out of sight out of mind.....:s
 
Iceman24 said:
Not the HD version (didn't make back then), but I really enjoyed my 1978 F100 truck...one of my fav's when growing up. Took this pic @ friends house who had 1979 Z28 Camaro & we just finished detailing for night of cruz'n. It was the 1st vehicle I actually bought with my own ca$h...traded a 1974 Firebird Formula for it (another story). Ford's F-series trucks have survived @ top of the market for many years & I'm sure they'll stay threre. I know of four who have newer Ford trucks on my street alone.
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Sweet, Iceman! It doesn't get any better than that!
That photo of yours took me back in time when I recalled seeing those F100's on the road all the time. Great truck! The fond memories linger longer especially when we had to fork over our hard earned $$$, huh? :D
 
Not a day goes by I work on fords, most of them have over 150k on them, they are well built, but when they break, thats where I come in:s
 
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