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•2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty Full-Size Pickup Truck
Until this year, Ford's giant F-450 truck was only sold as a commercial vehicle for people who wanted to build dump trucks and the like. Now it's offered as a regular pickup -- albeit a huge one -- at Ford dealers across the country. The F-450 is bigger than a Hummer H1, and it shows on the inside. This massive truck feels like a mountain with a steering wheel.
•2006 Ford F-150 King Ranch Full-Size Pickup Truck
Special badges and a bold grille set the King Ranch Edition apart from other versions of the Ford F-150. Big, comfortable seats are covered in supple, dark brown leather for an Old West look in the King Ranch Edition.
•2004 Ford F150 Lariat SuperCrew 4X4 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Over the last few decades the F-150 has gone from farm boy to city slicker. Once only found hauling hay and equipment along the outskirts of town, it can now be seen in every socioeconomic suburb, from middle to upper class (at least in Texas). It's as much a family mobile as it is a workhorse.
•2004 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350 Full-Size Pickup Trucks
Ford's lineup of Super Duty trucks has a tough, rugged look that matches its fantastic work ability. With the right options, it can tow up to 14,200 pounds. While it's not nearly as comfortable and classy as the latest F-150's cabin, the inside of Ford's Super Duty work truck is still fairly nice. Although the cabin has lots of space, the truck's massive size can be a pain in parking lots and drive-thru lanes.
•2006 Ford F150 Full-Size Light-Duty Pickup Truck
Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) F-150 trucks skew to many trims with V6 or V8 power and three different four-door cab styles.
•2006 Ford F250 and F350 Full-Size Heavy-Duty Pickup Trucks
Super Duty is Ford's descriptive for super-size work trucks. In 2006 they deploy as F-250 Super Duty (three-quarter ton) and F-350 Super Duty (one-ton).
•2005 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
New designs for Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) F-150 emerged in 2004 with V8 engine options, three cab styles and three box lengths.
•2005 Ford Super Duty Full-Size Pickup Truck
The new generation of Super Duty designs for 2005 arrive with boosted capacity and tow ratings rising to the top of class at 17,000 pounds.
•2005 Ford F-150 Harley Edition Full-Size Pickup
With Harley logos peppered all over the body and cabin of this truck, there's no mistaking which brand is responsible for the style. The sheer number of logos may be overkill, though, like in those movies where the lead character drinks from a Pepsi can three dozen times.
•2004 F-250/F-350 Full-Size Pickup Truck
The F-250 (three-quarter-ton) and F-350 (one-ton) full-size trucks from Ford repeat with styling and powertrain options carried forward from 2003.
•2004 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Overall, it's an eye-catching design of crisp angles and complex curves blending together to forge a unique statement for a powerful pickup.
•2004 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Gruen Texas - Driving the 2004 Ford F-150 on Texas Hill Country roads is like putting on a favorite old sweater; it feels comfortable and familiar, it has plenty of room, and is a reliable standard. This truck is meant for country roads and heavy work. But it can do anything you ask it to from carrying a load of wood, pulling a loaded horse trailer or taking the family out for burgers and a movie on Saturday night.
•2003 Ford F-150 Full-Size Light Duty Pickup Truck
Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) trucks for 2003 subdivide into a staggering array of sizes and models.
•2003 Ford F-250 and F-350 Full-Size Heavy Duty Pickup Trucks
The F-250 and F-350 full-size trucks from Ford in 2003 earn upgrades for powertrains and on-board equipment.
•2003 Ford F350 Full-Size Super Duty Pickup Truck
Super-size work trucks by Ford run larger than F-150 and F-250 trucks in all dimensions.
•2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty Full-Size, One-Ton, Turbo Diesel Pickup Truck
Now there's a point to this crazy truck-based drag contest: It's designed to demonstrate that Ford's new Power Stroke Turbo Diesel in a Super Duty F-350 truck can out-muscle any other super-size diesel truck, even with the added handicap of a trailer loaded with a hulking SUV.
Until this year, Ford's giant F-450 truck was only sold as a commercial vehicle for people who wanted to build dump trucks and the like. Now it's offered as a regular pickup -- albeit a huge one -- at Ford dealers across the country. The F-450 is bigger than a Hummer H1, and it shows on the inside. This massive truck feels like a mountain with a steering wheel.
•2006 Ford F-150 King Ranch Full-Size Pickup Truck
Special badges and a bold grille set the King Ranch Edition apart from other versions of the Ford F-150. Big, comfortable seats are covered in supple, dark brown leather for an Old West look in the King Ranch Edition.
•2004 Ford F150 Lariat SuperCrew 4X4 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Over the last few decades the F-150 has gone from farm boy to city slicker. Once only found hauling hay and equipment along the outskirts of town, it can now be seen in every socioeconomic suburb, from middle to upper class (at least in Texas). It's as much a family mobile as it is a workhorse.
•2004 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350 Full-Size Pickup Trucks
Ford's lineup of Super Duty trucks has a tough, rugged look that matches its fantastic work ability. With the right options, it can tow up to 14,200 pounds. While it's not nearly as comfortable and classy as the latest F-150's cabin, the inside of Ford's Super Duty work truck is still fairly nice. Although the cabin has lots of space, the truck's massive size can be a pain in parking lots and drive-thru lanes.
•2006 Ford F150 Full-Size Light-Duty Pickup Truck
Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) F-150 trucks skew to many trims with V6 or V8 power and three different four-door cab styles.
•2006 Ford F250 and F350 Full-Size Heavy-Duty Pickup Trucks
Super Duty is Ford's descriptive for super-size work trucks. In 2006 they deploy as F-250 Super Duty (three-quarter ton) and F-350 Super Duty (one-ton).
•2005 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
New designs for Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) F-150 emerged in 2004 with V8 engine options, three cab styles and three box lengths.
•2005 Ford Super Duty Full-Size Pickup Truck
The new generation of Super Duty designs for 2005 arrive with boosted capacity and tow ratings rising to the top of class at 17,000 pounds.
•2005 Ford F-150 Harley Edition Full-Size Pickup
With Harley logos peppered all over the body and cabin of this truck, there's no mistaking which brand is responsible for the style. The sheer number of logos may be overkill, though, like in those movies where the lead character drinks from a Pepsi can three dozen times.
•2004 F-250/F-350 Full-Size Pickup Truck
The F-250 (three-quarter-ton) and F-350 (one-ton) full-size trucks from Ford repeat with styling and powertrain options carried forward from 2003.
•2004 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Overall, it's an eye-catching design of crisp angles and complex curves blending together to forge a unique statement for a powerful pickup.
•2004 Ford F-150 Full-Size Pickup Truck
Gruen Texas - Driving the 2004 Ford F-150 on Texas Hill Country roads is like putting on a favorite old sweater; it feels comfortable and familiar, it has plenty of room, and is a reliable standard. This truck is meant for country roads and heavy work. But it can do anything you ask it to from carrying a load of wood, pulling a loaded horse trailer or taking the family out for burgers and a movie on Saturday night.
•2003 Ford F-150 Full-Size Light Duty Pickup Truck
Ford's full-size and light-duty (half-ton) trucks for 2003 subdivide into a staggering array of sizes and models.
•2003 Ford F-250 and F-350 Full-Size Heavy Duty Pickup Trucks
The F-250 and F-350 full-size trucks from Ford in 2003 earn upgrades for powertrains and on-board equipment.
•2003 Ford F350 Full-Size Super Duty Pickup Truck
Super-size work trucks by Ford run larger than F-150 and F-250 trucks in all dimensions.
•2003 Ford F-350 Super Duty Full-Size, One-Ton, Turbo Diesel Pickup Truck
Now there's a point to this crazy truck-based drag contest: It's designed to demonstrate that Ford's new Power Stroke Turbo Diesel in a Super Duty F-350 truck can out-muscle any other super-size diesel truck, even with the added handicap of a trailer loaded with a hulking SUV.
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