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LN-RTP 06-12-2018 11:04 AM

Going to order a new truck, how does it look?
 
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Been busy trying to navigate the Build Your Own.
This is what am ended up with, pls take a look, see if I missed something?
(is this the right axel ratio for mostly highway driving?)

Any dealers onboard who wants to handle the order? (Got X plan, Costco, True Car, etc.)

The tonnau cover I am not sure about yet. Does it help on gas mileage on the highway?


Wicked ace 06-12-2018 12:20 PM

Forget the bed liner, floor mats, or other "accessories" for now use them as a bargaining tool when the dealer gets stuck on price. Most things, like a Tonneau cover, you can get better and pay less aftermarket. Except for the accessories and color you pretty much have the truck I just ordered. I'm planning to use it to tow a 7200# TT so I had definite requirements. If you are real lucky you might find one off the lot. I couldn't get one within 500 miles.

big_ole_truck 06-12-2018 12:36 PM

FWIW, I just traded in my 2016 SCAB for a new SCREW 4x4 6.5' bed pretty much equipped the way you want it. There's really good pricing in your area on units sitting on the dealer's lot.

My suggestion is to check Brandon Ford and Bartow Ford inventory. It maybe a case of having your cake and eating it too. You likely can get it cheaper than ordering the SCAB.

brg2015 06-12-2018 01:14 PM

I have a very similar 2015 but with the 5.0. One thing I wish I had gotten was the tailgate step.

LN-RTP 06-12-2018 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by Wicked ace (Post 5808168)
Forget the bed liner, floor mats, or other "accessories" for now use them as a bargaining tool when the dealer gets stuck on price. Most things, like a Tonneau cover, you can get better and pay less aftermarket. Except for the accessories and color you pretty much have the truck I just ordered. I'm planning to use it to tow a 7200# TT so I had definite requirements. If you are real lucky you might find one off the lot. I couldn't get one within 500 miles.

Yeah, I was in doubt on the tonneau cover, will delete it, but a spray-on bed is about $500 around here so I might as well let the factory do it. (Unless the dealer does it at a local contractor instead of a factory spray)

LN-RTP 06-12-2018 01:16 PM


Originally Posted by big_ole_truck (Post 5808193)
FWIW, I just traded in my 2016 SCAB for a new SCREW 4x4 6.5' bed pretty much equipped the way you want it. There's really good pricing in your area on units sitting on the dealer's lot.

My suggestion is to check Brandon Ford and Bartow Ford inventory. It maybe a case of having your cake and eating it too. You likely can get it cheaper than ordering the SCAB.

Yeah, good idea, will check their inventory, thx

LN-RTP 06-12-2018 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by brg2015 (Post 5808256)
I have a very similar 2015 but with the 5.0. One thing I wish I had gotten was the tailgate step.

Good idea, I may look at that again.
Why the 5.0? More gas but same power as the 3.5 eco?

MUFFMAN 06-12-2018 01:22 PM

36 month lease and only allowing 10,500 miles. I hope that is annually, which still isn't a lot.

LN-RTP 06-12-2018 01:26 PM


Originally Posted by MUFFMAN (Post 5808270)
36 month lease and only allowing 10,500 miles. I hope that is annually, which still isn't a lot.

This thread is not about leasing, I am buying.
Did you lease a similar truck, is that what you are saying?

brg2015 06-12-2018 01:30 PM


Originally Posted by LN-RTP (Post 5808265)


Good idea, I may look at that again.
Why the 5.0? More gas but same power as the 3.5 eco?

I also wanted a snow plow and the only engine option that Ford allows a plow on is the 5.0. Otherwise I may have ended up with a 2.7 or 3.5.


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