Hi there,
I'm considering purchase of a FWC Hawk to fit on my 2002 F-150 SuperCab 4x4. It's an older truck but with good mileage. I was wondering, if I have the camper built out for this truck, and then I upgrade to a newer truck later... for example a 2015 F-150 4x4 with 3.5L Ecoboost... is that possible? I know that there are some differences between truck years in things like box size, depth and cabover height... and that can affect whether the camper will fit.
I really don't think I can afford both the new camper and a new truck at this point. So I'd like to work with the 2002 F-150 and then upgrade to a newer truck when the time is right. The main issues with the older truck is that it's got about 115k miles on it, payload is only 1610 lbs and it has the 4.6L which is pretty sluggish... I can imagine in some years I'll want to replace the truck and probably keep the camper.
Thoughts? Success stories? Horror stories?
Thanks from a n00bie!
Mark
I'm considering purchase of a FWC Hawk to fit on my 2002 F-150 SuperCab 4x4. It's an older truck but with good mileage. I was wondering, if I have the camper built out for this truck, and then I upgrade to a newer truck later... for example a 2015 F-150 4x4 with 3.5L Ecoboost... is that possible? I know that there are some differences between truck years in things like box size, depth and cabover height... and that can affect whether the camper will fit.
I really don't think I can afford both the new camper and a new truck at this point. So I'd like to work with the 2002 F-150 and then upgrade to a newer truck when the time is right. The main issues with the older truck is that it's got about 115k miles on it, payload is only 1610 lbs and it has the 4.6L which is pretty sluggish... I can imagine in some years I'll want to replace the truck and probably keep the camper.
Thoughts? Success stories? Horror stories?
Thanks from a n00bie!
Mark