Yabbut who wants to buy a Ford F250 Superduty diesel just to haul plywood?
Max (owner of one)
Yabbut who wants to buy a Ford F250 Superduty diesel just to haul plywood?
Max (owner of one)
You guys would be amazed and frightened the amount of wood I've had strapped to the roof of my old minivan. :-)
An 8 foot bed is a 300 buck option on an F150. No need for an "F250 superduty diesel".
"J. Clarke" wrote
I find that amazing.
The eight foot bed should be the standard. After all, many building materials come in 8 foot or longer lengths and many sheet good are 4 X 8.
I see so many truck out there that have extended cabs, leather seats, super stereo systems, custom wheels and absolutely shiny, blinding paint. Remember, way back when, trucks were actually used to do some honest work?
I had a jeep pickup for many years. It had a seven foot bed. It was OK. But many times I missed that 8 foot bed I had on previous trucks. And when I buy another truck, it will definitely have an eight foot bed. And it will actually be used to do some work.
I sure do, and plenty of dishonest work as well!
The poster said "decent" pickup. :-)
Max (an F-150 is almost decent) :-)
One hopes that it's better than my Dad's F-100 that hauled plywood for
20 years (and for all I know is still hauling it--he died 20 years ago and willed it to his best friend, who died a month later, so I have no idea where it is now).HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.