Looks good!Forgot to add pics after i picked it up.
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My "21" is very similar.
I'm 66 years old and I still love it! I've got a 2021 rcswb FX4 5.0 3:73 gears 10 spd and love to feel the way it pulls. FREAKIN AWSOMEMy "21" is very similar.
After 11,000 miles I still can't get over how damn fast it is.
That 10 speed luls you into driving like it's just powerful enough to stay out of its own way. THEN you stomp on it to pass someone and before you can even blink, they're in your rearview mirror!
I'm 66 years old and I still love it! I've got a 2021 rcswb FX4 5.0 3:73 gears 10 spd and love to feel the way it pulls. FREAKIN AWSOME
I had a Roush cold air intake kit on my 2020 good ole 4bbl moan GWOMPI like the grunt you get when the engine digs in a bit.
Making me 2nd guess any kind of exhaust mods as it gives a nice growl when you get into it but still nice and quiet all other times.
Truck looks great! Is the bottom pic the stock suspension? Love the wheels on this set up too!
It’s actually more ridiculous than that; no poor people will be buying a fully optioned regular cab XLT that approaches the cost of the base crew cab Lariat. It’s that the manufacturers don’t want you getting a regular cab at all. XLT engine options cost $1K more than Lariat trim trucks and 4X4 on the XL costs $5K, while XLT and Lariat are just under $4K. My truck would have been cheaper as a Lariat if that were an option....would love another one. The issue is that the automakers have decreed that "regular cabs are for the poors" and refuse to offer basic convenience packages or upper level engines on them...
I simply don't understand Ford's logic. If someone wants a loaded regular cab sell it to them. People shopping for a regular cab aren't necessarily searching out the cheapest truck but simply what they need. I have a regular cab because I have no need for 4 doors. I would've gladly paid more for a fully loaded regular cab...but what do I know...I'm just the consumerIt’s actually more ridiculous than that; no poor people will be buying a fully optioned regular cab XLT that approaches the cost of the base crew cab Lariat. It’s that the manufacturers don’t want you getting a regular cab at all. XLT engine options cost $1K more than Lariat trim trucks and 4X4 on the XL costs $5K, while XLT and Lariat are just under $4K. My truck would have been cheaper as a Lariat if that were an option.
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Even the base RWD 3.3 XL RCSB is more than the Lariat Maverick and around the same price as the XL crew cab RWD Ranger.
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Where it gets interesting is that once you add 4X4 and 5.0 V8 to the XL you are $7K more than the 4X4 Ranger and about $500 more than the base V8 Mustang GT!
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