Internet search for gas F350... any easy way?

[powerboatr]

i used car gurus like many have mentioned to find our EDGE


i just kept expanding zip codes and radius i was willing to drive






johston ford in new boston has a very high turn over of superduties in north east texas

[tuffr2]

The very best selection of dually trucks I have ever seen is in Columbus Ohio during the Quarter Horse Congress. There will be all brands, Ram, Ford, Chevy all in one place.

Richard Ford will bring in a few F-450's and F-550's along with 2 or 3 650's.

Freightliner will be there with 3 of 4 sport chassis.

Chevy will have a few 5500 trucks

Ram will have a few 5500 trucks

I bought my F-450 from Richard Ford. On the windshield was QH 'Quarter Horse'.

This was the only place I saw more dually trucks than SRW. The MDT's made the LDT duallies seem small.

This event runs for 3 weeks in late Sept to mid Oct.

[Stableduck]

Originally Posted by tuffr2

What is the cargo / occupant capacity on your F-350 with the camper package?

CCC is 4114 lbs. seats 6, adults at that!

[NevadaNick]

https://www.boeckmanford.net/new/For...archDepth=9:41

[NevadaNick]

https://www.boeckmanford.net/new/For...rchDepth=10:41

[NevadaNick]

Or would you prefer an extended cab
https://www.boeckmanford.net/new/For...rchDepth=12:41

[NevadaNick]

https://www.tristateford.net/exotic-...earchDepth=2:4

[NevadaNick]

Cant find one with a bed, have to make a deal with them to put one on.

[tuffr2]

Wow, 4,114 lbs CCC [emoji106] and can carry 6 people, cool[emoji41] . I wish I was patient enough to look for gas F-350 but a gas F-250 was a lot easier to find. I wanted a light color living in Florida and I wanted 2WD with a locking rear diff living in Florida. Found a very nice Silver 2WD Lariat trim F-250.

To the OP - try hard to find that F-350 as it will have a very nice CCC.

[77Travco]

Much thanks to everyone for all of the leads and advice.
I have decided to wait until the new 7.3 gas engines hit the dealer lots and start from there.

[tuffr2]

Good plan, also as an added bonus to 7.3 gas engine you get a 10 speed auto automatic. It typically takes awhile for full ramp up on the new model. I am anxious to see the specs on the new engine as well as specs on whole truck.

I worked in IT at a Honda Plant for 9 months. For 9 months they were building 1,200 - 1,350 redesigned cars a day on 1 shift. The goal was to build 1,500.

In 2011 when Ford built the Eco-Boost it built the 5.0 and 6.2 litre engines 1st and it took an additional 2 or 3 months for the Eco-Boost. I know because I wanted the Eco-Boost but took a 5.0 because I needed a truck.

The point here is it is not easy for manufactures to ramp up on a new model.
I would not expect the 2020 Super Duty trucks to be widely available until early next year, maybe even March 2020.

This is a total redesign and not just a new gas and tweaked diesel engine.

[Woo10-210]

It's not as easy as just F250 versus F350. For example, a '19 F250 CC SRW 4X4 6.2 has a rear GAWR of 6,340 pounds regardless of tire and wheel options. A F350 CC SRW 4X4 6.2 with 17" tires has the same rear GAWR as the F250 at 6,340 pounds. With 18" all-season tires the F350 rear GAWR increases to 6,780 pounds, and with 18" all-terrain tires it increases to 7,230 pounds.

Same rear axles but the F250 is derated to stay at or under 10K GVWR???

[Mtn. Lion]

The all new naturally aspirated V8 is going to be kick ass. Lots of torque down low. But it may be a while before they are available. The V10 is a good motor. Strong. Proven. Reliable.

[Booger1k]

Try SEARCHTEMPEST.COM

It is a way to check over 1000s of miles of cities & states on Craigslist. It is not affiliated but will have listing of many Dealers who advertise through Craigslist.