New truck #@$%@#&

[dalola]

Right. Just the body being separated from the chassis...

Meh...should buff right out.... :thumbsup:

 

[Jstpssng]

It must be one of those Fords which require you to remove the cab for an oil change.

 

[Fuddy1952]

Now you could put a Chrysler or GM cab on it!

 

[Industrial Toys]

Somebody clearly can't parallel park.

With all those stupid low riders and cars with the wheels at a weird angle, maybe there are tiny little wheels under that rig!

 

[ruffdog]

with the aluminum bodies, no rust worries there, either!

Correct...no RUST, but aluminum does CORRODE.

 

[Industrial Toys]

More like it turns white and sort of disappears.

Would it have killed them to put $100 mirrors (a set), instead of thousand dollar a mirror, save money on other similar BS and put the money into Stainless?

Now you would have something worth owning.

 

[aczlan]

Right. Just the body being separated from the chassis...

Per: Ford F-150 Cab & bed leave chassis crash! - The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum that truck was going around 100MPH (stolen, in a police chase) when the driver lost control spun around and hit a Camaro going ~50MPH in the other direction with the truck's rear bumper.
With a 150MPH closing speed and a rear end collision, I am not surprised.

Aaron Z

 

[Jstpssng]

Miraculously, nobody was killed in the crash. Although after reading your link one might wish that the LEOs involved were using a little bit heavier artillery.

 

[dalola]

More like it turns white and sort of disappears.

Would it have killed them to put $100 mirrors (a set), instead of thousand dollar a mirror, save money on other similar BS and put the money into Stainless?

Now you would have something worth owning.

Some guy named DeLorean tried that once......didn't work out so well....

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Don't know about the other OEM's, but the F150 went to an all boxed frame with the redesigned '15 model. And of course, with the aluminum bodies, no rust worries there, either!

Our 2010 F-150 has a boxed frame so I guess that goes for the 2009-2014 generation. While we just picked it up this past summer with 205K miles it rides and curves so fine. It is max tow rated at 11.2 K pounds so it was a low cost option for this hobby use.

We got it to take our two antique tractors to events. The daughter will be driving her 1966 Ford 3000 with the one arm front end loader and I will be on the 1948 Model B Allis Chambers for the Murray Veterans day parade.