LOBO badging
Nathan
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From: Edmonton, Canada
Nothing on eBay this morning except Harley Davidson Lobo badges.
I would seriously look at Lobo badges for my F150. I think it would be cool. Too bad they're not easily available.
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From: Spruce Grove, AB
Hey TOO LATE! Only one of us in Edmonton. No just joking.... If I find them I can order for both of us and save shipping! Actually know a guy from Leduc that has them on his 2008. Just got back from Mexico and they look good on the 2009-2012 body style. Just something different!
Nathan
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From: Edmonton, Canada
Originally Posted by nolagtime
Hey TOO LATE! Only one of us in Edmonton. No just joking.... If I find them I can order for both of us and save shipping! Actually know a guy from Leduc that has them on his 2008. Just got back from Mexico and they look good on the 2009-2012 body style. Just something different!
Bad Mofo
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From: Livingston, TX
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From: Spruce Grove, AB
Thanks for the info guys. Wonder if I could request a "misbuild"?! I fired the question in an email off to the dealer, who hasnt gotten a build date anyways, to see if they could get them badged Lobo. Will see.
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From: AZ
I guess it's all perspective, because if you live anywhere around the southwest border having "Lobo" on your truck is not considered very cool and is definitely not unique. Around here it simply signifies an F150 that is from south of the border and that it may not be up to U.S. standards for emissions. Also, it could garner you a little more attention from law enforcement because of the "Lobo" badges and U.S. license plates. Mexican trucks will commonly steal U.S. plates after crossing into country, most LEO's are aware and on the lookout for stuff like that.
But I guess if you are from another part of the country I can see why you would think it's a novel thing to do.
But I guess if you are from another part of the country I can see why you would think it's a novel thing to do.
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From: North East Texas
I guess it's all perspective, because if you live anywhere around the southwest border having "Lobo" on your truck is not considered very cool and is definitely not unique. Around here it simply signifies an F150 that is from south of the border and that it may not be up to U.S. standards for emissions. Also, it could garner you a little more attention from law enforcement because of the "Lobo" badges and U.S. license plates. Mexican trucks will commonly steal U.S. plates after crossing into country, most LEO's are aware and on the lookout for stuff like that.
But I guess if you are from another part of the country I can see why you would think it's a novel thing to do.
But I guess if you are from another part of the country I can see why you would think it's a novel thing to do.
maybe we could just get mexico plates, i see them all the time
