New F150 Owner 2005
05-10-2008, 12:25 PM
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New F150 Owner 2005
Hi everyone,
I was a 1993 F250 diesel owner, but because of some problems with my drive train I decided to try a F150 supercrew. It was a "need" & not a "want" truck. Found a real good deal on a 2005 supercrew with only 14,000 miles. Ran Carfax and no problems or accidents. Truck is great. It came with a bed cover(fiberglass). The bed did not even have a scratch! I am in the process of building a new home and I needed a good dependable truck and the F150 with the 5.4L is just what I needed. It pulls my trailers very well(I have 3; one 6X10 single axsle; one 6.5X16 duel axsle; and one 6X12 enclosed duel axsle.). I was not offer a lot for the 93 diesel, so my son & I will repair it for is first truck. He is 15 and would be a good project for him.
I am looking to many years of service form my new F150. Hoping to get some good info on the forum. Glad to be a member
I was a 1993 F250 diesel owner, but because of some problems with my drive train I decided to try a F150 supercrew. It was a "need" & not a "want" truck. Found a real good deal on a 2005 supercrew with only 14,000 miles. Ran Carfax and no problems or accidents. Truck is great. It came with a bed cover(fiberglass). The bed did not even have a scratch! I am in the process of building a new home and I needed a good dependable truck and the F150 with the 5.4L is just what I needed. It pulls my trailers very well(I have 3; one 6X10 single axsle; one 6.5X16 duel axsle; and one 6X12 enclosed duel axsle.). I was not offer a lot for the 93 diesel, so my son & I will repair it for is first truck. He is 15 and would be a good project for him.
I am looking to many years of service form my new F150. Hoping to get some good info on the forum. Glad to be a member
05-10-2008, 02:12 PM
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Sounds like it worked out well for you, and welcome to the site.
Plus, you stil have the diesel if you ever need it, and it is a nice and safe truck for your son, if he can afford the diesel for it, lol.
Plus, you stil have the diesel if you ever need it, and it is a nice and safe truck for your son, if he can afford the diesel for it, lol.
05-10-2008, 10:58 PM
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Welcome to the board!
Sounds like you came out on top of the deal.
You son should have many years of use in the diesel, assuming diesel doesn't top $5 per gallon.
Sounds like you came out on top of the deal.
You son should have many years of use in the diesel, assuming diesel doesn't top $5 per gallon.