YES - Your New 2009 F150 is ready!
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05-19-2009 | 05:01 PM
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From: San Diego, CA
YES - Your New 2009 F150 is ready!
Yes for all who are still thinking about getting a new 2009 F150 Supercrew here is your chance for only 97 cents plus tax. No X plan pin needed. No delivery fee. No DMV or smog required ever!
Pros:
Currently there is only one color/trim package available (the fender emblems are too small to read). Just tell everyone it's a Platinum, they won't know the difference. Your new ride has a 2mm lift, tribal graphics. custom red rims, red window tint (not legal in NV) murdered out lights (I know some of you just wet your pants), brushed all aluminum interior/seats. Get's great mileage down orange tracks. Easy to park. It comes in it's own plastic garage as part of the deal. Low insurance rates.
Cons:
Can't get the doors open. What the? A little small (unless you own a import). Could fall in most potholes. Imaginary engine displacement. Manual transmission (you expect us to know how to shift?) Distracting sitting on your desk. You have to make your own engine sounds (I think the boss is suspicious). Lack of little orange streets in US. I could go on - but when I had my first rollover, I saw that it's made in Malaysia?
Overall I'm happy with my purchase. I actually bought three of them. I lost two of them that were sitting at home on my desk. I questioned the two boys and they denied knowing where they are. I'm just trying to get the LowJack activated.
Pros:
Currently there is only one color/trim package available (the fender emblems are too small to read). Just tell everyone it's a Platinum, they won't know the difference. Your new ride has a 2mm lift, tribal graphics. custom red rims, red window tint (not legal in NV) murdered out lights (I know some of you just wet your pants), brushed all aluminum interior/seats. Get's great mileage down orange tracks. Easy to park. It comes in it's own plastic garage as part of the deal. Low insurance rates.
Cons:
Can't get the doors open. What the? A little small (unless you own a import). Could fall in most potholes. Imaginary engine displacement. Manual transmission (you expect us to know how to shift?) Distracting sitting on your desk. You have to make your own engine sounds (I think the boss is suspicious). Lack of little orange streets in US. I could go on - but when I had my first rollover, I saw that it's made in Malaysia?
Overall I'm happy with my purchase. I actually bought three of them. I lost two of them that were sitting at home on my desk. I questioned the two boys and they denied knowing where they are. I'm just trying to get the LowJack activated.
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05-19-2009 | 07:32 PM
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