Pictures of my Truck
11-18-2007, 09:10 AM
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Pictures of my Truck
I figured I'd take a few shots of my truck and post up.
I traded my F-150 and bought this new in June.
The only thing I've done is put on the Nerf Bars, 285 BFG's, and a spray in Bed Liner (Performance 1). Other than that it's completely stock. It's got 11,000 on the odometer and runs like a top. I don't plan on any modifications because I like it just the way it is.
I'm not sure that I will ever go back to a gasser.
Enjoy:
I traded my F-150 and bought this new in June.
The only thing I've done is put on the Nerf Bars, 285 BFG's, and a spray in Bed Liner (Performance 1). Other than that it's completely stock. It's got 11,000 on the odometer and runs like a top. I don't plan on any modifications because I like it just the way it is.
I'm not sure that I will ever go back to a gasser.
Enjoy:
11-18-2007, 11:03 AM
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Hey Chessbay, nice truck and love the color. 
But I noticed your sig says it's a 5.9. Without doing much research I always thought (ok, assumed) the badging on the door with the red "heavy duty" meant it was a 6.7.
Since my theory is now debunked, is there any other way to tell from the outside (besides the lack of a DPF)?
But I noticed your sig says it's a 5.9. Without doing much research I always thought (ok, assumed) the badging on the door with the red "heavy duty" meant it was a 6.7.
Since my theory is now debunked, is there any other way to tell from the outside (besides the lack of a DPF)?
11-18-2007, 11:20 AM
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Hey Chessbay, nice truck and love the color.
But I noticed your sig says it's a 5.9. Without doing much research I always thought (ok, assumed) the badging on the door with the red "heavy duty" meant it was a 6.7.
Since my theory is now debunked, is there any other way to tell from the outside (besides the lack of a DPF)?
But I noticed your sig says it's a 5.9. Without doing much research I always thought (ok, assumed) the badging on the door with the red "heavy duty" meant it was a 6.7.
Since my theory is now debunked, is there any other way to tell from the outside (besides the lack of a DPF)?
Never thought about the red badges before. Maybe they did this on all 07's?
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11-18-2007, 02:04 PM
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cant see it in these pics but I think you can tell by the exhaust tip. My brothers 07 is the same as my 05, I seen a 07 today with what I believed to have a 6.7 and it had a bit different tip, a bit oval or flattened out a little. It was a brand new truck for the fire department and I just was looking at it as I passed it on the highway. Nice truck btw, I really like that color, although my favorite is green but I think they only did the green in 03.
11-18-2007, 03:43 PM
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11-18-2007, 03:56 PM
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I should have said nothing planned for the immediate future.
Duck season starts Wednesday, so that's what all my extra money goes towards. Well, that and what ever the wifey wants done around the house.
11-18-2007, 04:13 PM
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Hey Chessbay if you are from MD email me @ MDDTR33@yahoo.com and we'll get ya all signed up for the chapter and if not look up your local chapter and join it. It's FREE and fun.
Nice lookin truck by the way.
you can go HERE to find out what's going on in these parts.
Nice lookin truck by the way.
you can go HERE to find out what's going on in these parts.
11-18-2007, 04:28 PM
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Hey Chessbay if you are from MD email me @ MDDTR33@yahoo.com and we'll get ya all signed up for the chapter and if not look up your local chapter and join it. It's FREE and fun.
Nice lookin truck by the way.
you can go HERE to find out what's going on in these parts.
Nice lookin truck by the way.
you can go HERE to find out what's going on in these parts.
Anyone else from SC?