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Saw this beauty while walking the dogs tonight. Tried to get more pictures but my wife started in about addiction and Broncos. LOL

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Damn good looking truck, not my engine choice but I love the rest.
 

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I just took delivery of a 2021 F250XL Crew regular bed... the 7.3L is the ticket. Rated for about 15k bumper pull... I am averaging about 14mpg in the first 1000 miles
 
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I agree. Unless you need to tow the planet around Iā€™d go for the 7.3
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I have a different 7.3 in my 97 F250 and have loved it since I got it in December of 1997.
If you want to burn gas the new 7.3 is your ticket.
 

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I agree. Unless you need to tow the planet around Iā€™d go for the 7.3
Agreed since tuning is all underground now. Iā€™m putting my 12 6.7 with a tune in the pasture if my bronco ever arrives.
 

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Nice truck. Now I'm waiting on somebody to say it's not big enough or something like fuel mileage sucks, or etc. etc. I have a 2017 with the 6.7 and it's a pulling machine!
 

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Nice truck. Now I'm waiting on somebody to say it's not big enough or something like fuel mileage sucks, or etc. etc. I have a 2017 with the 6.7 and it's a pulling machine!
Everything Iā€™m seeing is around 13-15 with tremor package 7.3L and on the normal 7.3L trucks quite a number of people doing 16-17 HWY. Color me insanely impressed with fuel economy on the gasser.
 
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Everything Iā€™m seeing is around 13-15 with tremor package 7.3L and on the normal 7.3L trucks quite a number of people doing 16-17 HWY. Color me insanely impressed with fuel economy on the gasser.
I just needed the diesel because I tow my Excavators and track loaders. The Link Belt excavator alone is 19,100 lbs. If I wanted a SD to ride around in and tow 12-15K I'd be all over that 7.3 gas. I can't wait unit someone puts one in a Bronco!
 

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nice truck. I have zero need for one. Good to see members here that actually need that truck. And not turn it into a brodozer.
 

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Pretty happy the way my work truck turned out.. I get more compliments from random people than any other vehicle I have owned. Winch is on backorder, fuel tank still needs to be mounted. Hose reel and tool boxes done.
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I agree. Unless you need to tow the planet around Iā€™d go for the 7.3
Or unless you live out here at higher altitude. Gasser is not the way to go then.
 

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The Godzilla Motor?
I have a different 7.3 in my 97 F250 and have loved it since I got it in December of 1997.
If you want to burn gas the new 7.3 is your ticket.
My 2001 7.3 Powerstroke w 230k miles is on its third transmission. Love that engine.
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