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I have a Grandby Shell with extras (1200 lbs) that sat on a 2016 F150 for 2 full Baja trips and had zero problems. I do think having bigger backing plates is the key.. I just got a new F150 and have decided to run the backing plates so that they sit on the cross member things on the front..

Bump.. clearly someone needs this??

Tailgate down, no problem.. Ran a Granby Shell on a F150 6.5 bed for years with no problems and kind of miss the little porch area the tailgate provided

And the camera.. thin wire that I was able to run along the door and hide well..

And the camera.. thin wire that I was able to run along the door and hide well..

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I have a backup camera that came off my 2016 F150. Single Plug type. Super easy, just doesn't work for my new truck unfortunately. $100

Its tight, but might depend how wide your handlebars are. My wifes bike is an XS and it doesn't touch, mine is a medium and they don't touch, but when things get bouncy they hit the camper .. Easy enough to twist the bars a touch if needed

We own 3 vehicles. Truck - needed for our work (own a roofing company) and for our FWC. I drive a 2008 Prius for all my running around, not uncommon for me to drive 500-600 miles in a week during busy season. My wife drives a Kia EV6 that now has 21,000 miles on it. We have never charged it...

I just bought a 2023 F150 XL.. decided on the least equipped truck I could find in hopes of less going wrong.. (its still fancy though) I have never purchased an ESP, but to my surprise there was a $1250 rebate I wasn't expecting and I got them down to $2500 for a bumper to bumper 9 yr 90k...

Got my new truck today.. would love to post a pic but this website doesn't support normal size pics.. truck is amazing.. Was told 2023 was the last year Ford would be offering an 8 foot bed in an F150 HDPP.... glad I ordered when I did!

Happy to email pics to interested parties.. not sure why this is the only place on the internet not able to handle photos more than 500k in 2023

Bump.. new truck is being built.. about a month out.. new price $25k

I bought one of those cheaper brands off amazon (alpincool) and have been 100% satisfied. Dual Zone so one side can be a freezer.. mine is not permanently mounted as I have it on the bench but can be put on the floor if I need to pull out the lower bunk..

30 lb works fine with nothing on roof.. 40 lb with one solar panel seems sufficient.. super easy install..

Well... Fleet is narrower, just depends on how much room you like. We started with an old 84 fleet shell, but it was the 7.5 foot model...felt narrow and small with 2 adults and 2 dogs.. Got a 85 Grandby I gutted and rebuilt.. felt bigger.. more open on the floor.. Now in a 2013 Grandby...

Haha.. all have been flawless.. Brakes and Tires, that's it.. First one was a supercab, traded up to a super crew because the kids were getting bigger (drove to 87k).. 2016 is my first HDPP Supercab, bought at 44k (kids are grown). 71k now.. The new one will the last for quite some time but...

Nice! I have done two full restorations, and mostly from the info I got from you and the second one was SOOOOOOO much easier. Both came out absolutely great in my opinion but I learned so much from the first one the second one was a breeze (minus the conduit lifters, they are a total pain in...

Well, I will find out.. 2023 will be here in a month or two.. I have had a 2016, 2014 and 2013 and had no issues with oil use and they take 7 qts of oil..

I have had 3 - 5.0 motors, 2013 STX Supercab 6.5 bed, 2014 XLT SuperCrew 6.5 bed, and now 2016 XLT Supercab 8 ft bed HDPP. All 4x4, but first 2 had 3.55 gears. Both those trucks would easily get over 20 mpg on the highway empty up to 72 mph.. (best ever 24.5 Denver to Durango and back on one...

Thank you

I just placed my order last week.. will see how long it takes. Agree that the XL package is pretty nice (seems nearly identical to my current XLT package from 2016). Will keep my eye out for those issue you mentioned..

Cant get a HDPP with the 2.7 fyi.. so not really an option

Big fuel tank is a must! I currently have the 5.0 HDPP and am leaning with sticking with the 5.0..

depends who you ask, haha.. and what options you get. I was told about 2 months if you keep it relatively simple..