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From: Cleveland, Ohio
Hello All, my name is Mike,I recently purchased a 2013 superCab 4x4 5.0 F-150 XLT with chrome package, sync system and 6 1/2 foot bed, so far only mods I've done are bakflip G2 Tonneau cover, Bedrug full liner and weather tech floor liners. Only picture I got is from the day I picked it up from the dealer. I have a Chrome go rhino brush guard with headlight grills and a set of 6" Chrome Piaa driving lights on order. When the weather breaks I'm going to have the truck rust proofed and install a set of the front levelers to take the rake out of the stance of the truck. I like the look of the chrome 18 inch wheels but I'm probably going to get a more aggressive set of tires. 
I joined a similar forum to help with my build on my 06 GTO And found lots of tips,tricks Great ideas that save me tons of money. My GTO has 33,000 miles and is putting down 465/400 at the rear wheels. I have done subframe connectors, The GMM Rip shifter, DBA and Hawk breaks, Peddars And BC coil over suspension, kooks and magna flow exhaust and LS3 top end and a boatload of internal engine mods. All I've done to the interior was Lloyd embroidered floor mats and dual arrowforce interceptor gauges. I have the car set up for autocross and road racing. One of the big reasons I bought the truck was so I can start towing the car to the track, hopefully I will be picking up aluminum trailer here soon. 
I joined a similar forum to help with my build on my 06 GTO And found lots of tips,tricks Great ideas that save me tons of money. My GTO has 33,000 miles and is putting down 465/400 at the rear wheels. I have done subframe connectors, The GMM Rip shifter, DBA and Hawk breaks, Peddars And BC coil over suspension, kooks and magna flow exhaust and LS3 top end and a boatload of internal engine mods. All I've done to the interior was Lloyd embroidered floor mats and dual arrowforce interceptor gauges. I have the car set up for autocross and road racing. One of the big reasons I bought the truck was so I can start towing the car to the track, hopefully I will be picking up aluminum trailer here soon. 
Last edited by milkman13; Jan 29, 2014 at 09:25 AM.
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Well, since you don't live in Columbus, welcome to the forum!
I'd love the look of a brush guard, but my garage allows me only about 2 inches behind the truck to close the door as it is.
I'd love the look of a brush guard, but my garage allows me only about 2 inches behind the truck to close the door as it is.
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Thanks guys, yeah I'm already stuck in that situation, I figured out the truck was about 2 inches too long for my garage. It's okay though me and my wife were planning on buying a new house this year anyway, this give me more justification for that big garage I want!!
Nice ride! 