Pickup i've never seen before

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Mike(NEOhio)

Well-known Member

Location

Newbury, Ohio

• Jan 8, 2023

• #1

Last week, F250 SD with three row seating. Like a crew cab but with three doors. Is that something Ford offers? Couldn't get a picture.

 

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VicS

Well-known Member

Location

SE Il.

• Jan 8, 2023

• #2

I've seen a couple of them. Think they are homemade.

 

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old

Well-known Member

Location

Camdenton Missouri

• Jan 8, 2023

• #3

I sAW AN ad on TV last night about that. It is an EV pickup

 

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warbaby

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #4

Why would an EV need all those fuel tanks?

 

rustred

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #5

dont think that is a factory thing. and that is not electric.

 

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55 50 Ron

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #6

to fuel the generator to keep the batteries charged !!!

 

neverfear

Member

Location

South Central MN

• Jan 8, 2023

• #7

They are custom conversions. Google, 6 door Ford truck. It has your answers.

 

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john in la

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Location

What part of in La do you not understand

• Jan 8, 2023

• #8

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6 and 8 door pickup

 

wingnuttx

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #9

A dually bed but 2 wheeled axle on the rear. Near to me anyway. Wingnut

 

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Traditional Farmer

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Location

Virginia

• Jan 8, 2023

• #10

For the on board generator.

 

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sotxbill

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #11

twas.... an article yesterday about a ford 6 door at the autoshow.. but its a new f150 proposal. dont know if its custom or a development vehicle
.???

 

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Glenn F.

Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #12

I cannot even stand the 4-door models.

Glenn F.

 

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Glenn F.

Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #13

 

jm.

Well-known Member

Location

Dover TN

• Jan 8, 2023

• #14

Have you ever owned one,? is your dislike the looks or the functionality ?

 

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Glenn F.

Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #15

Both. I understand the advantages of the larger cab but dislike the non-truck look and compromised bed length without having a monster wheelbase.

Glenn F.

 

jm.

Well-known Member

Location

Dover TN

• Jan 8, 2023

• #16

I have met the owner of that operation, they do good work and stay booked ahead . I guess the old saying if you build they will use it.

 

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JerryD

Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #17

Have you ever seen a 55 ford pickup like this?
Probablly not in the U.S. This was in Australia

 

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504

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #18

My neighbor started with a 4 door Ford cab and had 2 more added to it. If you have a very good business, and 5 kids, you need a truck to pull your camper. I never asked what he put in it for a motor I would guess a very warmed over Cummins.

 

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Leroy

Well-known Member

• Jan 8, 2023

• #19

I have had 5 regular cab trucks And just no room in cab for anything including groceries, have to put all that stuff in bed to get stolen or rain soaked. Got an extended cab, cab and half, could haul what I needed in safty. Got totalled and all I could find was regular cab, unhanty. Still have it but next truck I insisted on being a 4 door and glad for the cab room, just wish theu would have put a standard 8 ft. bed on that model instead of the 5 3/4 foot bed but it is a good tradeoff for the cab room and I am single now having lost my wifeabout 5 months before the extended cab one got totalled. She was glad for the room. We could actually go to the grocery and load them inside where they were safe. And so much nicer pulling the camper. And I can see where the 6 door would be good for work crews.

 

Bruce from Can.

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Location

Woodville, Ontario, Canada

• Jan 9, 2023

• #20

I am right there with you Glen. May as well be driving a school bus