Dingo
Member
- First Name
- Jeff
- Joined
- Sep 29, 2023
- Threads
- 2
- Messages
- 5
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- 54
- Location
- Seattle, WA
- Vehicles
- 2023 F-150 Lightning Lariat ER
- Thread starter
- #1
Thank you for the add, Admins. I'm enjoying my third week with a 2023 Lariat extended range, 511A trim.
I have owned EVs before (a Model 3 for me, and a Leaf for my kids) so know the ins and outs of public charging. But so far, this truck just blows me away. The premium cabin experience, the power and acceleration, and the sheer utility of an F-150 in an EV platform is fantastic.
Hope you are all enjoying yours as much as I am. Looking forward to hearing your usage stories, especially those who have done a level and wheels+tires.
Got this shot last weekend of a 1923 and my 2023 Ford pickup truck, crossing paths while delivering loads to the local recycle center / dump. I had to grab a good photo when I heard the year on the other truck. Born 100 years apart but doing exactly the same thing, at exactly the same time. One powered with a 4-cyl Model T motor, the other with a Lightning powertrain. It was so neat to have these distant relatives meet up today.
I have owned EVs before (a Model 3 for me, and a Leaf for my kids) so know the ins and outs of public charging. But so far, this truck just blows me away. The premium cabin experience, the power and acceleration, and the sheer utility of an F-150 in an EV platform is fantastic.
Hope you are all enjoying yours as much as I am. Looking forward to hearing your usage stories, especially those who have done a level and wheels+tires.
Got this shot last weekend of a 1923 and my 2023 Ford pickup truck, crossing paths while delivering loads to the local recycle center / dump. I had to grab a good photo when I heard the year on the other truck. Born 100 years apart but doing exactly the same thing, at exactly the same time. One powered with a 4-cyl Model T motor, the other with a Lightning powertrain. It was so neat to have these distant relatives meet up today.
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