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Posted by 37 chief on September 10, 2005 at 21:56:37 from (68.7.223.14):
About two months ago I bought a new ford F 150. Got tired buying other people's junk to get around. The problem I see in this new model is the height of the bed, I can't reach anything in the bed from the side, and almost need a step ladder to get in the cab, and bed. Seams like they don't make the standard pickup in the f 150 any more. I found a lowering kit to drop the rear 3in, and the front 2in. Has any one out there ever lowered the new F 150 truck? will this hinder the performance? I only use as a driver, and don,t pull anything. I have my trusty 1980 f 350 for that. I know I should have cheked it out more before I bought it, but I wanted a ford. Stan in calif
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