F-150 Repair Kit

[Perrysburg_Dodg]

Ford F-150 repair panel kits $8,500 per kit! 🙂 :W

[v10superduty]

Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:


Second, we have a guy come along and says this "aircraft mechanics used beer cans to repair battle-damaged aircraft" are you freaking kidding me with this? No need to go any further with this troll.


Don

Don, for a post that's supposed to be in fun I feel you are being a little offensive here.

I wasn't in the war but I think with a bit of research you would find this is probably true info this fellow posted.

When you had "no" proper material to do a job, you made do with what you could find.
Aluminum cans used to be 2 to 3 times thicker than they are now and would make a fine patch on an aluminum plane (or boat for that matter)

Better than flying around with a 2 inch hole in the side.

[Sport45]

We've had a few pickups with wood beds. Maybe they were ahead of their time?

[2112]

My 2005 Ford Five Hundred has an aluminium hood and my 2006 Mustang has an aluminum hood and trunk lid. Nothing new.

[gijoecam]

I love those two videos! Classic!

[Perrysburg_Dodg]

Here you go, if you guys want REAL STATE OF THE ART ENGINEERING

More high tech Engineering

Enjoy :B

[ib516]

The Tacoma is Toyotas plastic bed truck.

[FishOnOne]

dodge guy wrote:

gijoecam wrote:

spoon059 wrote:
I think the Tacoma or the Ranger had a composite bed at one point. I don't know what ever happened with that...

Definitely wasn't the Ranger... I thought it was the Ridgeline, but could certainly be mistaken on that one...

It was the Sport Trac. My BIL has one and it is a composite bed.

Your right... I forgot about the Sport Track too.

[dodge_guy]

gijoecam wrote:

spoon059 wrote:
I think the Tacoma or the Ranger had a composite bed at one point. I don't know what ever happened with that...

Definitely wasn't the Ranger... I thought it was the Ridgeline, but could certainly be mistaken on that one...

It was the Sport Trac. My BIL has one and it is a composite bed.

[thomasmnile]

gijoecam wrote:
Found the Local Motors link to the 3D-printed car: https://localmotors.com/3d-printed-car/

Saw a story about this car on CNBC last week. Interesting. You'll know they have arrived when you can walk into a FedEx Office, plunk down your cash and they print you a car! :B

[gijoecam]

Found the Local Motors link to the 3D-printed car: https://localmotors.com/3d-printed-car/

[gijoecam]

spoon059 wrote:
I think the Tacoma or the Ranger had a composite bed at one point. I don't know what ever happened with that...

Definitely wasn't the Ranger... I thought it was the Ridgeline, but could certainly be mistaken on that one...

[FishOnOne]

spoon059 wrote:
I think the Tacoma or the Ranger had a composite bed at one point. I don't know what ever happened with that...

Actually GM had a composite bed and tailgate in the early 2000 model's. I want to say it was an option, but either way I didn't see many.

[spoon059]

I think the Tacoma or the Ranger had a composite bed at one point. I don't know what ever happened with that...

[gijoecam]

thomasmnile wrote:

spoon059 wrote:

Ford is being innovative with aluminum.

Wait til they start churning them out in plastic on 3D printers....

Oh, the humanity!!!! :B

Local Motors already does that (or is capable) and there was another company at the Detroit auto show in January that had the capability, though I don't remember who...

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