Should've kept the diesel - 2014 Ecoboost

[rherold9]

Let's see how true this thread title stands.

As stated in the diesel thread I got rid of the 2500HD. Really was too much truck needed for what I do/plan to do. I had this grand plan and reality set in. Live and you learn. I had enough self control to wait until I could break even in the loan to downgrade. Worked with current credit union to stay with the same great rates.

This won't be much of a project thread more of a documentation thread. I just hope the truck lasts a good while. Only a few things planned for it.

On to the goods.

2014 F150 4x4 SuperCrew Lariat with 44k miles. Looks like it was actually taken care of just judging by interior and exterior is almost flawless. Really really like the color combo inside and out. Never been a huge fan of red but this color is nice. Really nice. I also really don't usually like two-tone trucks but this color combo just really works.

Notable features:

• Heated and cooled package pleasure-ers, there are a lot of tiny holes in this leather, front bucket seats
  
• 10,000 way power adjustable seats
  
• Is this even real wood dash and door trim?
  
• High intensity I blind other driver's headlights
  
• This navigation system still has a 2014 nav card
  
• I will probably never off-road this descent control, skid plates, and 'off-road', baby soft tuned shocks
  
• I'm too lazy to get out of my truck power folding mirrors
  
• Eight or whatever amount of speaker, this isn't really worth the money, Sony sound system
  
• Why does my truck have a sunroof?
  
• I tow things, tow mode, trailer brake controller, and transmission cooler with gauge
  
• This is decent, Sync system with MyFord Touch system - I can actually tell this shit to change climate settings and turn on my package pleasure-ers
  
• My backup camera makes weird beeping noises when I hit things
  
• Remote start - for the days in the summer and winter when I'm feeling like a princess
  
• There is an actual f*cking power outlet in my truck
  
• Conventional hitch towing of 9,600 pounds

Plans are:

• New black floor liners for front and back
  
• Spray-in bed liner
  
• Hard folding bed cover
  
• Most likely a tune

Pics taken from the previous stealership as the one I bought from has taken the sale ad down: