Picked Up Half of My New Truck Today.

StreamlineGT

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I bought a new business truck today, to replace two other trucks I have/had. I traded in my F-350, and once this truck is in service, I will sell my E-350. I still have to wait 5 or so weeks until the body is ready, but I'm going to drive it in the meantime, as I traded my daily driver in.

2009 F-450 4x4 Crew Lariat C/C.
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It will be fitted with a Reading Spacemaster 57, painted to match, keyless entry, and some other equipment. Here is a cell phone pic of the display body they had at the outfitter.

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I'll post completed photos in a month or so.
 
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to bad its a work truck. id like to get one, cut my excursion in half and add it to the truck. 6dr Excursion = sex,,, nice ride
 

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that thing is sick. i would love one with just a 7 ft bed on it or something.
 

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damn you must make some real money to need a $50k work truck

With the body and Ford ESP it came to just a tick under $75K. Ridiculous, I know, but getting rid of my daily and my work van, and taking advantage of 0% for 60 mo made it well worth the investment. At least that is what I tell myself. I do OK at what I do, and living a town over from one of Hartford's most affluent suburbs helps a lot. I am by no means a wealthy man, but being a one man shop, with no overhead, I feel that I can afford something like this. I have no "shop", or office staff, or anything. Just me and a truck. Might as well make myself comfortable. I also have a daughter, and another on the way. Taking two kids to daycare in a van is impossible, and not ideal in a regular cab pickup. Again, all things I tell myself to make me feel better about it. Thanks for the compliments.
 

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That 0% financing is awesome. We did the same thing for my wifes Mazda 5.

With the body and Ford ESP it came to just a tick under $75K. Ridiculous, I know, but getting rid of my daily and my work van, and taking advantage of 0% for 60 mo made it well worth the investment. At least that is what I tell myself. I do OK at what I do, and living a town over from one of Hartford's most affluent suburbs helps a lot. I am by no means a wealthy man, but being a one man shop, with no overhead, I feel that I can afford something like this. I have no "shop", or office staff, or anything. Just me and a truck. Might as well make myself comfortable. I also have a daughter, and another on the way. Taking two kids to daycare in a van is impossible, and not ideal in a regular cab pickup. Again, all things I tell myself to make me feel better about it. Thanks for the compliments.
 

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