Max Tow F150s
How can I identify a Max Tow F150 by decoding the VIN? I'll be replacing my 2012 F150 with a newer one in the next 6 months or so. I'd like the heavier duty package when I do. But how does Ford ide...
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Ron3rd wrote:CWSWine wrote:
It is interesting how soft we have gotten over the last 150 years. Just a hundred years ago my great grand parents drove Model Ts over dirt roads and their parents came across the USA in covered wagons. Now the ride of 1-ton truck on paved road is unexceptable. As a nation WE sure have gotten soft.
...and most 1/2 ton owners don't tow anything. When my son bought his first house, he found out that having a truck is very handy, after frequently asking, "dad, can I borrow your truck?".
He lives down the street from Home Depot and does a lot of projects around the house. Not interested in towing. He ended up with a Tacoma which serves his purposes just fine.
I agree. We have considered buying a F150 EB for that very reason but we won’t be towing with it but will be towed behind our motor home. We could load side-by-side in the bed and bring it with us towed behind the motor home and not loose the living space of a toyhauler. I would really miss my Jeep Wrangler.
