Ford F-100 Usados en Venta

What I like the vehicle the most is how it rides. It has a very smooth ride for a truck and handles very well on road and off road. It is a has an eight-foot tool bed, and I like that, because it allows me to fit a full sheet of plywood in there while having a toolbox on it. The truck runs great and is super easy to work on, because there is so much room under the hood. I have changed the brakes myself and change the oil regularly. Since the truck is already pretty high off the ground, I don't even have to use a jack in order to change the oil. The interior of the car is very nice for a truck too. It is not overly complicated like some trucks can be. I have been a Ford Truck guy for a long time and own a much older Ford truck, so it's awesome because I can see the progression in the trucks. The parts for the truck are also very cheap. Since it is a domestic truck, it is very easy to get parts from a local shop, and you do not have to go direct to the dealer. I would recommend this truck to anyone. This truck is almost ten years old and is very reliable. I would definitely buy another F150 in the future just because I love this truck so much.

My 2008 F150 rides great, and very comfy for those long distant rides. The one thing I don't like about it is the power of the motor it seems to take a long time for it to accelerate you have to floor it to get speed out of it. It definitely get the job done when hauling large cargo in tow and the paint job for it being 6 yrs old has held up very well and looks new.

I love my old truck but it's a 1975. It didn't scroll down enough. Five years ago we pulled it out of my girlfriend's grandpa's barn. It had been sitting for several years as he wasn't able to "work" the farm any more. We cleaned it up, got an oil change, new plugs and wires and it fired right up. The only complaint I have is how difficult it can be to find parts at time and having to used the gas additive because it takes "leaded" (it's historic and reg as a farm truck so I can still run it...). I wish they still built this like that.