Beautiful TAN PSD

[460Trucker]

Used to be owned by my current boss (small world huh?) and bought by a family friend. 1996 or 97 F350 XLT Powerstroke, love the factory tan as you don't see too many in that color. It is absolutely immaculate and the new owner keeps it in great shape too.

 

[Spidey2011]

Tell them to fix the bumper! lol

Good color and a clean truck.

 

[460Trucker]

So many 9th gens I see have that bumper problem! Theres a thread on here how to fix them, I will send it to them lol

 

[fatherdoug]

I wish I could have found one of those when I got the '89. I like that body style SO much better.

 

[460Trucker]

Dentsides and Stylesides are definitely at the top!

 

[DNFXDLI]

I had a 97 CC 350...I miss that truck

 

[Beach66Bum]

Mike,
roof cab lights!!
hahaha!
nice truck but your's is really really nice!!!!

and very shiny...

 

[460Trucker]

Hahaha thanks Roy! In all fairness tan is extremley hard to make all shiny

 

[taxreliever]

What's with the chords sticking out the front? Plow set up?

And the bumper does look pretty bad....only because the rest of the truck is in great shape!

 

[fatherdoug]

Probably a block heater or two. Some of the 460 engines have a block heater on each side of the engine.

 

[taxreliever]

Probably a block heater or two. Some of the 460 engines have a block heater on each side of the engine.

Oh very cool....was that an option from the factory?

 

[fatherdoug]

Could very well be, Ken. It can also be done by the owner. It's just a matter of removing the soft plug on the side of the engine, and replacing it with a heater. Two 600 watt heaters will pretty much tie up one 15 amp circuit for a plugin though.

 

[460Trucker]

Yes it is a block heater. I took the picture back in the winter.

 

[Beach66Bum]

I had two of those, like Doug said, one for each side, I just unplugged them from the block, no need for them here