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Ford F-150 SUPERCREW
Cant wait for this truck!!! Does anyone have any
pricing yet?? I will pass on the info I've been
told by a Ford Rep.(hopefully accurate)!! Being
built at Kansas city plant which has been converted
and being tested...truck will be avail. for
Jan.2nd delivery with order dates being taken in
the fall most likely oct-nov. This was the latest
update showing in his computer. ALSO a press
release was done on Aug. 25th for "preliminary
specifications" on the supercrew ... this release
is just for dimensions basically.
pricing yet?? I will pass on the info I've been
told by a Ford Rep.(hopefully accurate)!! Being
built at Kansas city plant which has been converted
and being tested...truck will be avail. for
Jan.2nd delivery with order dates being taken in
the fall most likely oct-nov. This was the latest
update showing in his computer. ALSO a press
release was done on Aug. 25th for "preliminary
specifications" on the supercrew ... this release
is just for dimensions basically.
dbn7 Posts: 13A few answers... The truck's bed is 5 1/2 feet which compared to an F-150 supercab SB is only I believe 1 foot shorter!!
Whats special to ME about this truck is it fits my needs . I like the idea of being able to have 4 adults sit w/some comfort and yet the ability of loading a small bed (shrubs, plants, trash etc.) I also snowmobile and like the idea of putting my bags in the back seat and my gas tanks (and prob. all my friends tanks) in the bed while hauling the trailer. I LOVE the look of the F-150 and when I saw pictures of the new F-150 Supercrew w/its 4 doors it looked awesome!!! Also in my opinion I think it might be structurally a little safer for occupants because of the "B" pillar and roof reinforcement ...head rest help too!!! These are only my thoughts and welcome others!! Now if I could only find out how much this truck will cost me!! Later! -
dbn7 Posts: 13Forgot to mention check out www.f150online.com/fordnews for pictures and updates!!! Forgive me I'm kind of new to computers and dont know how to "direct link" you there.
3peasinapod Posts: 26
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mriffe1 Posts: 4I was able to find some info/pictures of the new 2001 supercrew at
www.blueovalnews.com/supercrew_preliminary.htm and http://www.auto.com/99autoshow/art/index.htm. There is also an article in the Dec. issue of TruckTrend about this and other new crew cabs (Nissan and Dodge.) I can't give any concrete price information as I ordered mine without being given a firm price - but all indications are that the supercrew will cost an additional $2000 over the extended cab version. I was able to get the dealer to commit to $100 over the dealer's invoice. If anyone is thinking about placing an early order, I would suggest a similar agreement (in writing) because high initial demand may tempt some dealers into trying to make a higher profit than usually achieved on other vehicles. (as of now, there is no substitute from GM and Dodge Quad/Nissan Frontier are quite a bit smaller)Additionally, there are some new options such as a sunroof and power adjustable foot pedals, neither of which I saw necessary. (If you do opt for the sunroof, you'll have to do without the overhead console containing compass/temp, sunglass holder, garage door opener, etc.)There is also no "off-road" package, although you can get everything the off-road package contains (17 inch alloys, skid-plates, 3.55 limited slip, etc) by purchasing these options separately. One other change I might mention is that the 6-disc cd changer is located behind the rear seat, not in the console between the captains chairs (if you opt for them). Not a really big deal, might allow more storage and better security but not as easy to change discs when doing 70 down the highway. -
slick36 Posts: 3Went to dealer to order f150 sc but they said they can't order until pricing comes in. Said that they will only get one at the dealership for the whole year and they will sell it for sticker price. Another Dealership said they will order me one but will not talk price as related to invoice. I wonder if it's going to be hard to buy one of these for a decent price? I want to buy a chesnut LARIOT 4x4 with leather captains chairs, tow package, 5.4l engine limited slip, skid plates, automatic with shift on fly 4 w drive. Have not decided on moon roof. I would get the moon roof for sure if I didn't have to loose the temp gauge and compass. If anyone else has had success ordering one of these trucks please give details including price.
wannatruck Posts: 3I need some good advise. I've been shopping around for a new truck (moving up from the small car world) and fell in love with a 2000 Silverado 1500 4wd xcab long bed. It's red with a tan interior and...well you know the rest of the story. Well after reading ALL the posts here and printing them out, bringing them to the dealer, and confronting him about some concerns I have with vibrations at 60-65 mph, AND getting no good answers. I decided to come to you. I must admit that I'm not very knowledgable about drive shafts and differentials and all that (I know what they are and do but not what to look for as a pkg). I have to have this truck but need some help. Anyone have some good advise about questions I should be asking and what can I get the dealer to do for ME ? The dealers I went to so far have tried to get me to buy on the spot (I'm doin the cash deal) so of course they want the $$$. But before I fork over the dough I want to make sure I don't get shafted. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brutus Posts: 1,113You should ask this question in one of the Chevy Silverado topics. There are a couple of them out there. Even if they say 99 Silverado, I'm sure they are talking about the 2000 models also. You should get some good feedback from people who actually own the truck. Alot of the time, a rumor starts and gets out of control. My guess is that if Chevy is having a problem like you mention, it is in a select number of vehicles. I'm sure you'll get some input in one of the Silverado topic areas.
bezojr Posts: 11Wannatruck,
I am a former owner of a 1999 Silverado, I now own a y2k F-150. As stated above, its not a rumor Gm bought my truck back, it vibrated...I found another one..a y2k 4x4 but decided after the way i was treated by the dealership and mainly by GM. I'm a Ford man... You can tell by driving it. Drive on the highway with the cruise control on. @ 55,60, 65, 70 you'll know if it vibrates. as far as the launch shutter on take off..i think that still exists. GOOD LUCK..just remember if you have problems after you buy...GM will be of NO help..Granted, i'm not sure how Ford will react to any problems but I KNOW how GM does. -
stvdman Posts: 62Here this info should help. My banks web site www.pctcu.com has a link for vehicle pricing and they have the 2001 supercrew. Just go to the web site select the "extras" section in the top right corner. This will take you to a page that a has a vehicle pricing link on the left side click that then select make and model search, drag box down to year 2001. You will notice tha ford is the only maker offered at the next step click that and BAM there is your info. They have invoice and retail pricing including all the options. I AM THE MAN. Hope this helps.
Brutus Posts: 1,113The Supercrew F-150 4x4 walked away with the truck of the year in the Texas Truck rodeo last month. The F-250 Superduty 4x4 finished second and the F-150 2x4 finished 3rd. I read this information at www.fordvehicles.com which is the Ford site. Before anyone says it must have been rigged, the same article said that the Silverado won last year. It appears the Silverado, Sierra, Ram and Tundra were all represented.
breidenb Posts: 5FYI: I have received a price quote of $30.5K for a lariat 4x4, 5.4L, tow package, and 3.55 limited slip. List is $33215 and invoice is approximately $29600. Not bad, but not a $100 over invoice.
Another tid bit of info: a buddy of mine just ordered a '00 Silverado SLT 4x4 (loaded) via GM's employee purchase plan. Under the deal he pays the dealer cost: 6.5% under invoice! -
clshaw17 Posts: 12hey, i just ordered my 2001 F-150 Supercrew XLT 4x4, 5.4L, towing package, upgraded tires, power seats, sliding rear window, electronic shift on the fly, and some others. I got it FOR $200 under dealer invoice. The numbers at edmunds and kbb were right on the money, dollar for dollar. So people, trust these numbers and find someone who will give you a deal. Another guy wanted appro 2,500 more. They said approximately 2 to 3 months for dealivery. Does anybody have any good information on priority numbers, dealer allotments, or anything I can do to keep an eye on the dealer? Thanks
bobs5 Posts: 557thanks murphyd
There is a firewall at work which will not allow me to get to pickuptruck.com....oh well
Guess I'll stop at a dealer to pick up a brochure, maybe it will have the info I need. The ford website is almost useless.
Do you know if Ford's auto trannies (for pickup trucks) have good reputations as far as reliability is concerned?
I have had problems with auto tranny in cars, and was wondering if the ones in the pickups are more durable.
Anyone know if a manual tranny will be available in the future? -
murphyd Posts: 6Take a look at the Transmisssion section of the message board at www.f150online.com/index.html
I think the 4R75 trans is a decent unit, but not bulletproof.
I suspect Ford won't offer a manual trans in the supercrew since it's a bit of an upscale truck. -
bigsnag Posts: 394I guess everyone has probably already looked at this, but...
http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/reviews/2001/ford/s_crew1.html -
kwthunb Posts: 1The local dealers here in Albuquerque, New Mexico began receiving SUPERCREWS in the last few days (Feb. 20th or so)! What a beautiful truck:)
I ordered the Lariat, 4X4, 3.55 limited slip, 5.4L, captain's chairs, 6-CD changer, rear-sliding window, 17" wheels, AC, trailer towing package, two-tone paint(harvest gold/deep blue), cab-steps, moonroof, and bed-extender(MSRP 35,545 INVOICE 30,906 COST TO ME 32,000).
BEWARE - My salesperson tells me that if you ordered the bed extender that Ford won't build your truck yet! I cancelled that part of the order and will simply pick it up later as the hardware is preinstalled for its use.
ALSO - It appears that the moonroof models may take another month or so to arrive. None of the Lariat models which have arrived so far have moonroofs. New Mexico is BIG SKY country and it will absolutely be worth the wait.
By the way, I've heard that you lose the compass/temperature console if you get a moonroof. HOWEVER, if you checkout the Features section of Ford's slick multimedia presentation at www.fordvehicles.com/supercrew/sc_plugin.asp,
you'll see that the console is still there! After looking inside a Lariat this afternoon, it seems to me that you may only lose the small storage compartment aft of the console. Any confirmation?
Also, I'm wondering if anyone can attest to the cost/benefit of the K&S replacement air box/filter & Superchip on the 5.4L?
Thanks for all your help! -
dpg7314 Posts: 2Need some help fast. I am ordering a 2001 Super Crew 4x4 Lariat tomorrow and I still can't decide on which engine. I have driven the 5.4 and like it, but I don't plan on pulling anything substantial. Considering the decreased gas mileage and initial $680 for the 5.4, is it worth it? Anyone with experience with a 4.6L in a big truck like this? Any reviews of the 4.6?
Any help would be appreciated. -
barlitz Posts: 752After owning a 99 lightning with 5.4 and now a 99 f250 4x4 supercab with 5.4,I would highly recommend it.Check out www.wardsauto.com they rate the 5.4 as one of the 10 best engines in the world.
barlitz Posts: 752I have the 5.4 which is a great engine I also have a superchip in it which added about 25 hp and more tourque.You should go to www.F150online.com there are tons of topics on all sorts of questions with the F150's
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Made: April 7, 2010
Filed: April 8, 2010
Published on e-Laws: April 12, 2010
Printed in The Ontario Gazette: April 24, 2010
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Note: Ontario Regulation 481/73 has previously been amended. Those amendments are listed in the Table of Unconsolidated and Unrevoked Regulations at www.e-Laws.gov.on.ca.
1. Subparagraph 1 viii of subsection 2 (2) of Ontario Regulation 481/73 is revoked and the following substituted:
viii. The town plot of Bronte known as lots 29, 30 and 31 in Concession IV, south of Dundas Street, excepting:
A. Those lands being part of Lot 30, in Concession IV laid out as part of lots 56, 57, 58, 59 and 60 on Registered Plan M-10 registered in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Halton (No. 20) and further described as Part 1 on Reference Plan 20R-18339, identified as part of Property Identified Number 24757-0364 (LT).
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It seems these days that no matter which way you turn, there are people arguing passionately for or against something. Democratic candidates, Republican candidates. More taxes, less taxes. PC or Mac.
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I used to never wear eyeliner because it was so time consuming to apply and I hated pencil liners - they always tugged and didn't give me a nice, consistent line. Enter the 24/7 liner, my new HG! I can't tell you how much I love these damn liners, even after just using it for only a couple days! These liners are hands down fabulous. Normally I wouldn't have paid $16 for a pencil, but I gladly bought three and I'm looking at acquiring more ASAP. I could definitely see myself using these every day and I NEVER wore liner regularly before. The colors are amazing. Baked is a fantastic light tan/gold color that plays up my hazel eyes. Gorgeous, gorgeous color!
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I loooooove all the 24/7 glide on pencils, the consistancy and wear is brilliant, and they are so easy to apply!
This is my favorite colour, which I think is strange as I don't wear gold clothes or jewellery wise, and I don't think it suits my complection. Baked looks lovely on me however, and is perfect for 'day' make up too. Yum!
I think the 24/7 eye pencils in general are really good; long lasting and glide on easily. I use the Baked colour the most though as it really suits my blue eyes and seems to look appropriate for either day or evening - for day I just use on the inner lash line, and for night I ring the entire eye with it. I really like the bronze colour against black mascara.
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I love the colour, only not on me. It just doesn't seam to work on me. I thought this would make my blue-grey eyes pop a tad more than it does. I find it doesn't do much for me, sure it frames the eyes, but thats it..I was expecting a bit more!
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- He is a 6'2", 195lb winger with a well-rounded set of skills, in the prime of his career at the age of 31.
- He was once the key player dealt for the 4th overall pick in the 2002 draft.
- He is a two-time Stanley Cup Champion, and the scorer of the game seven winner in 2004.
- He's coming off his ninth consecutive season with 10+ goals and 25+ points, and has exceeded the 15-goal mark seven times and met or exceeded the 30-point mark eight times in those nine seasons.
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I am so depressed, when I got my new Sony cyber shot DSC-H2, I was like it was going to be so cool, but now as I look back and compare the photos I took with my older DSC-S75, I see now that my DSC-S75 has a superior lens. It had a great macro lens. So I dusted it off, and tried to get the drivers, and I can't get them for vista. I have a memory card shot, but it won't take the memory stick. The battery packs, you cannot buy them anymore. I have only one battery pack left due to a stupid mistake in which I accidently recycled my still good batteries. It is so unfair. I was like the new camera will run on AA batteries so I will never have this problem of no batteries. The thing was when I went up in mega pixels, I assumed it would take sharper and clearer photos, and it does not. Maybe this is just a cautionary tale? What do you guys think? The older camera was 3.3, the new camera is 6 mega pixels. What gives with that? Why is not more mega pixels better? |
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Thanks, it's funny, I feel I am being ingored on garden web, I never get replies, nothing came to my mail box and so I came back, and there was a reply. I would have find a friend running xp, the drivers are still there. I even have copy of xp, I would only need a second computer. I guess the thing was the lens is sharper and clearer, although the pixels are less on the older camera. I just feel cheated, that I have this nice camera with a better lens, and I can't use it. But, I could also buy a better camera instead of another computer. It is so frustrating. I don't want to buy anything, of course. I thought about those use batteries, but often I heard the are no good, like when you buy them. I do have one battery left for the camera. |
I found a card reader, and the batteries are still being made. I got the old camera up and running, and at the same time my new one was stolen. But, I don't feel that broken up. I never liked it. It had all these "features" but I could never tell the difference between photos taken with the features or not, and the lens was greatly inferior. |
I hardly ever get the replies in my email, either. Have you tried taking macro shots with the H2 by zooming in? I've had quite a bit of luck with that with the H1 and H5. Also setting it on macro, and sticking the camera right by the flower. JoanMN |
I got it because the old camera has no zoom, but I guess I paid too little, that was the problem. I guess my old camera has a zoom, but it didn't work very well. However, I am going back to the old camera. The H2 was lost or stolen. I took it to a dog park to take photos of my dogs, and some how it disappeared. After using it for one year, all the photos taken with it are vastly inferior. |
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It is very simple, turn your camera on (not plugged into the computer) turn the top dial to the Set Up position, on the back of the camera press the down arrow until you see USB CONNECT: Normal, highlight this then press the right arrow, you will see PTP and NORMAL highlight the PTP and press the center button of the direction arrows, it should now read USB CONNECT: PTP, turn the top dial back to the normal position and plug the camera into the computer, in a couple of minutes the computer will recognise the camera the in a few seconds a window will open tha will let you import your pictures, they will go into Windows Photo Gallery. Thats all there is to it, I hope this helps. |
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I received a nice drawing print that is on a sheet of parchment-type paper that is about 7 feet long and 6" tall. I know a custom frame would be insanely expensive, I am okay with hanging this with perhaps the little pieces of tacky gummy stuff I used back in college to hang posters, but don't know what products are now out there.
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Allen is scheduled to become a free agent after this season. He has a $14.28 million base salary and a $17.06 million salary-cap figure.
"Honestly, I'm not even going to address it, I'm not going to speculate on something that I haven't had a conversation about and I'm not going to speculate on something that hasn't happened," Allen said via VikingUpdate.com. "I cross all bridges when I get to them and right now I'm trying figure out a way to make this defense better."
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Black With Beaded Bodice & Train
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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
23 and [he] came, and dwelt in a city, that is called Nazareth, that it should be fulfilled, that was said by prophets, For he shall be called a Nazarene. | 23 and he went and lived in a town called Nazareth. So was fulfilled what was said through the prophets: "He will be called a Nazarene." |
Copyright © 2001 by Terence P. Noble. For personal use only. (Wycliffe Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Submitted by SSDALBY1 Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 13.2g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 16.9g | Calories: 236.3
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90% dark chocolate, stevia, and almond butter Submitted by SSDALBY1 Carbs: 9g | Fat: 21.5g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 8g | Calories: 240
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great for sandwiches or toast - each serving about 2 oz. Submitted by SSDALBY1 Carbs: 6.6g | Fat: 21.8g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 245.2
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Makes 48 crackers (6 servings of 8 crackers) Submitted by SSDALBY1 Carbs: 6.3g | Fat: 9.4g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 133.9
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(from Everyday Paleo) Submitted by SSDALBY1 Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 37.3g | Calories: 320.3
Pumpkin bread is usually loaded with oil, refined starches, and sugar -- up to eight teaspoons in a single serving! Not this bread! This loaf, layered with a creamy vanilla filling, is loaded with healthy fats, fiber, and protein. Submitted by BTVMADS Carbs: 6.8g | Fat: 12.2g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 6.2g | Calories: 158.9
Sweetened with Stevia and sweet potatoes, these brownies do not have any flour or sugar in them and they are moist and delicioius! Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL Carbs: 9.2g | Fat: 9.7g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 132.4
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Changed from a recipe using erythritol. Dense and delicious, and no wheat. Submitted by BUNPOH Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 10.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 150.2
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Sugar Free, Organic Frosting for the GF Chocolate Cake (Pecan base) Submitted by CHEF2GO Carbs: 0.3g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 80.5
Yellow squash, eggplant, zucchini, onions, tomatoes all baked with a cheesy crust. Great vegetarian and low carb side dish. Submitted by MEGRENEE2 Carbs: 6.6g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 89.7
This delicious and easy gluten-free recipe can be frozen until you're ready to eat it. Submitted by PLATSUZIE Carbs: 5g | Fat: 10.4g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 179.1
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