William H. (Bill) Barham
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to get the pictures posted that I wanted to.
Ok, not to start a "what's the better truck" fight, but this is what I got. I got a deal just too good to pass up. I grew up a Chevy(car) man but working on different farms when I was younger I was always told by the old timers having a Chevy car was ok but when I bought a truck it should be a Ford, period.. I never in my life thought I'd be buying anything who's name ended in a vowel but I did and I'm glad.
It rides and drives & handles like a real nice car and I'm very pleased with it so far. One day a couple of weeks ago I left Physical Therapy and couldn't push the clutch in on my Ford F-150. I had to sit there for almost an hour before trying again.
This one has a great cap on it and the bed is fully carpeted with something called a "BedRug". There's also a bladder between the truck cab and the Cap so if you wanted you could take out the rear window all together. The dogs are going to be really happy.
I haven't pulled the boat with it yet but I can't imagine there would be any problem with it.
So there, I finally got the pictures through and I now have a vehicle I don't have to shift.:huh:
Uncle Billy
Ok, not to start a "what's the better truck" fight, but this is what I got. I got a deal just too good to pass up. I grew up a Chevy(car) man but working on different farms when I was younger I was always told by the old timers having a Chevy car was ok but when I bought a truck it should be a Ford, period.. I never in my life thought I'd be buying anything who's name ended in a vowel but I did and I'm glad.
It rides and drives & handles like a real nice car and I'm very pleased with it so far. One day a couple of weeks ago I left Physical Therapy and couldn't push the clutch in on my Ford F-150. I had to sit there for almost an hour before trying again.
This one has a great cap on it and the bed is fully carpeted with something called a "BedRug". There's also a bladder between the truck cab and the Cap so if you wanted you could take out the rear window all together. The dogs are going to be really happy.
I haven't pulled the boat with it yet but I can't imagine there would be any problem with it.
So there, I finally got the pictures through and I now have a vehicle I don't have to shift.:huh:
Uncle Billy