Women Ford F150 owners?
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
03-23-2017, 05:46 PM
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I bought my wife an f150 when she needed a new vehicle so we could get a camper. The only time I drive it is towing the camper or when we go out as a family. She really love her truck and I'm stuck driving my little Ranger!
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
03-23-2017, 07:46 PM
#14
Parking will be the challenge. Women who havent grown up driving bigger vehicles seem to struggle with parking, backing up and overall low speed maneuverability. Backing a trailer for some of these folks is an instant fail video. So if u fit this description, it may not be for you. Only you know.
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
03-23-2017, 07:51 PM
#15
I have much respect for farm girls and outdoors ladies that two a few boats before breakfast, but they are few and far between in my acquintances.
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
03-23-2017, 09:06 PM
#16
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Our 2015 XLT Screw is my wife's truck, and is our only vehicle. Her only quibble was that it is automatic, not 6-speed manual.
She loves the height off the road, and likes to drive it as well. I do most of the driving now, because of health issues, but she loves riding cross-country in it, as she did in her 2011 F150 that preceded it.
I taught her to drive after we were married, then taught her to drive a 4-speed 89 Tempo (bought new) on which she put over 200k miles, and it still had the original clutch when we traded it.
So she's an experienced female driver who loves her F150!
She loves the height off the road, and likes to drive it as well. I do most of the driving now, because of health issues, but she loves riding cross-country in it, as she did in her 2011 F150 that preceded it.
I taught her to drive after we were married, then taught her to drive a 4-speed 89 Tempo (bought new) on which she put over 200k miles, and it still had the original clutch when we traded it.
So she's an experienced female driver who loves her F150!
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Bar01 (03-24-2017)
03-23-2017, 10:28 PM
#17
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it shouldn't but often does. Lol
03-24-2017, 12:02 AM
#18
I was trying to convey the opposite message. I'm not into stereotype, i only know that I don't have the training and life experience of towing/backing trailers. I also come from the big city, where pick-ups are an anomaly.
I have much respect for farm girls and outdoors ladies that tow a few boats before breakfast, but they are few and far between in my world.
I have much respect for farm girls and outdoors ladies that tow a few boats before breakfast, but they are few and far between in my world.
