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At $54k ... its painful to even think about that as a "half ton" pickup truck with an 11k lbs tow capacity. I like that i dont need to drag a generator around... but do i really want that kind of idle time on my truck engine? i like the idea, i'm just not sold on it all yet.

https://shop.ford.com/build/f150/#/confi...62.SS6.%5D

How many hours a year would you be idling though?  Probably less than someone who commutes in DC traffic.

That build looks pretty reasonable, lot of value for the money there.  I'd have a hard time not adding a bunch of stuff like the fancy tail gate and shit.

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6-8 events a year... half being 3 day events... i've been looking at TFL youtube videos on it to figure out how long it will need to idle. the charging of the electric bmw was a little wild, i dont know if my power needs will be that extreme, assuming i'm not using the AC. 

I worry about all the tailgate stuff getting damaged with all the trees and stuff we haul. Also i used the tail gate step setup on the F150 during a "track walk" last year and i really wasnt impressed...

I didnt even bother adding the tailgate step.  By the time you get it out, I will have already gotten all my stuff and be done.  I can see having it for a 8 foot bed, but my 5.5 "wimp bed" I can just reach 99% of things.

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My 718 Sypder Build

Color: White (if Miami Blue existed I would have chosen that, but I also like Chalk Gray)

Options:
6 Speed Manual
Deletion of Model Designation on Rera
Bi-Xenon Headlights (I hate the chrome on the stockers)
Heated Steering Wheel
Heated Seats
Unsure about 18-way Sport seats or the Lightweight Buckets. The buckets dont have heat, so that would almost convince me into the "sport" 18 ways.
Seat Belts in Gaurds Red
Bose (heard stock system is super super super wimpy)
Apple Carplay

That's it. I would *maybe* entertain doing Lizard Green deviated stitching on dash and seats/seat belts and then having the calipers powdercoated. But not sure green is going to age well ha!

At $106,500; its a fairly "stripper" 718 Spyder.

Dat butt doe