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Old 07-16-2008, 03:38 PM
RadarRider RadarRider is offline
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I would guess that the reason you see so many dual rear wheel rigs is because they come with the wider front axle with corresponding front fender flares, which changes the look for the better (in my opinion). I don't like the look of the front end of the new trucks, but the flares do make it tolerable.
Respectfully, I think it's much more than just fender flares. Let's be realistic for a moment: $60,000 is a HUGE commitment to owning a truck, even if it's something as beloved as a SuperDuty. What about the rest of the middle-class world? How about some love to the singlewheelers? The ones who don't want an oversized, fuel-guzzling, can't fit through the drive-thru, don't even think of going into the parking garage kind of vehicle. How about a Harley-Davidson edition F-250 PSD? Or HDE F-350 single wheel? Give more to the middle guys! In my opinion, especially with the intolerable front fascia of the '08, it takes a steady hand to make a dually look 'super cool', when it doesn't seem to take as much to make a single cool. They have better stances raised, they're easier to work on, & are seen shooting down the old 1320. Is anyone else with me?
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Old 07-22-2008, 11:49 AM
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I have a little more info for you.

Ford will be offering a "tough bed" option for the 09 Superduty model.

" Ford is taking a page from Nissan's playbook by offering a factory-applied, spray-in bedliner for 09 Superduty pick-ups. Ford says it's Tough Bed" option is a "Military grade coating" that has been through testing to withstand blomb blasts. It has performed equal to or better than other protective coating systems at one-third the thickness. Developed by PPG, the bedliner comes with a full factory warranty and will be available this summer"
I must say, this was very convenient.
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