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07-12-2011, 03:33 PM

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shad2009

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Originally Posted by S197GT07

I've heard different because the eco-boost makes more torque across all rpm's.
thats interesting.

Also just noticed on fords site the eco-boost option is $3,300 more than the 5.0, wow.

that's true that it does make more torque, but theres one RANDOM combo that has better towing lol...yeah, that eco boost is expensive

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Originally Posted by tcrote5516

Yea the eco boost is the way to go but the 5.0 was just cool as now he is sharing a motor with both his son's. I have the original, my bro has the fox 5.0 and he has the newest edition.

It was an off the lot truck with all the options he was looking for (BTW if you haven't seen the screen in the dash at startup, its cool as hell). Got a good deal on a very nice truck.

i always play with the F150 when i'm bored, it's fun lol...i figured they got a great deal...if you know anybody else interested, let me know

07-12-2011, 04:32 PM

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S197GT07

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Meh, if I ever got a truck I would go ***** to the walls.

Old F-250 with the 7.3 Powerstroke and tune the thing

07-12-2011, 06:33 PM

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lol...i love the design of the new models...i wanna get the king ranch edition...they go for around $46k and i can get one for around $36k-$38k woooooooo

07-12-2011, 09:23 PM

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7.3 is legendary. I think somebody on this board has one and it put down like 400rwhp and 1000+rwtq

I would just tow trees around for the hell of it

08-02-2011, 08:49 PM

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Hey Shad,
Just sold my 2wd pick up and I'm looking to buy a used 4x4 F-150 for the winter, do you see any in the $5000 range like recent trade in's. I know new car dealers dont hold on to older things to long.

08-02-2011, 09:46 PM

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we don't get trade ins like that, that would retail for $5000, we'd more than likely have to put too much work into it, and that would drive the price above what kbb would value it, and we keep all our pre-owned vehicles priced under kbb...cheapest f150 we have is an 07 with 27k for $22k...the cheapest in the company is an 03 for $16k