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Here's Mine...(not considering my Sierra yet, I haven't had it long enough) a 2006 Ford F-350 FX4 6.0 Diesel Supercab. I loved the look and driving this truck. It had the nice captain's chairs and built in trailer brake control. Unfortunately, it needed 8k in repairs in the time I owned it, and was acting up when I dumped it for the Silverado. Just because I had trouble with it doesn't mean that It wasn't my favorite but I had a chance to get out of it for near what I paid so I grabbed it. I will not spend another dime with Ford over it though. from the service guys cracking jokes like "I hope ya bought a Warranty" when I bought it from the Ford dealer, to the truck proving them right, They don't need my money. Still was a great truck when it ran right.

 

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I don't have a picture of it but this easily would be my 1994 Toyota regular cab 4x4 5sp. Loved that truck and had I not been offered as much as I was I would have kept it. It was a basic truck that didn't even come with air conditioning. But I had it installed when I purchased it. This truck was Forest Green Metallic IIRC Loved the color.

 

I will post pictures on the second runner up though. As much as I hated all the issues I had with this truck I really liked it otherwise. I really like the looks of this body style too. This goes to my 2005 F150 Lariat 4x4 crew cab. Not a big fan of white but the deal was right and it had all the options I wanted. From all the time spent in the shop and premature tranny failure I have no plans on purchasing another one

 

Here are some pictures!

 

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I always liked those old jeep trucks.... And I liked that nav add on for the f150..... Made a lot of deals happen when I worked selling fords just by being able to add nav easily.......

 

 

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Does a Jeep TJ count as a truck? That's been my favorite non-car by far. Love my GM trucks, and need the utility of them, but the TJ was always a blast to drive, whether off-road or commuting to work.

 

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I've only owned 2. But I loved my 1990. Even with 150hp it still drove amazing. Great ride, power windows and locks, went anywhere. But my favorite is in my sig.

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I always liked those old jeep trucks.... And I liked that nav add on for the f150..... Made a lot of deals happen when I worked selling fords just by being able to add nav easily.......

 

 

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I used that nav unit for about a year then upgraded the radio with a factory nav unit, that was not an option on the 05 model year.

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Mine was a 2004 F-150 Lariat. Loved that truck and I have some pangs of nostalgia when I think about it.

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^ What color is this

 

EDIT: Nevermind it's in your sig. Looks good

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I see this got moved... I posted it in Off Topic, Never had a thread moved from Off Topic in any other forum lol....Wondering where this went.... Nice Pics!

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I see this got moved... I posted it in Off Topic, Never had a thread moved from Off Topic in any other forum lol....Wondering where this went.... Nice Pics!

 

Yes this belongs in the photo section (people posting photos of trucks), hence why it was moved here.

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