I’m not a fan of Brodozers.....

But this retro setup on a new F350 is so reminiscent of growing up in the country. I knew guys who had 80’s Fords and Chevys decked out like this 20+ years ago. It just works well with that body style. I’d actually be ok with this becoming a thing again. 

I still want to do this to my 80s Toyota pickup, marty fly style. 

Being a young fool who put a 6" lift on his '78 F150 for 36" Super Swampers (big tires for the time), I have a natural attraction to this.  It pulls at my inner 20 year old self.

I find that acceptable.

Thats not a brodozer. Thats an awesome looking truck. 

I just don't get slapping all that off-road stuff on a HD pickup. Or at least, off-road-looking stuff. It's not a Jeep, it's a work truck.

Also, get off my lawn!

I would rock that. 

Two tone paint jobs need to make a comeback in a big way. That a great looking truck. Too bad it's a Ford.

Nick Comstock said:

Two tone paint jobs need to make a comeback in a big way. That a great looking truck. Too bad it's a Ford.

I dig the first truck, even though it looks like an orange creamsicle 

Edit: Just realized it's two different creamsicle trucks. I like the second one, the wagon wheels and stripes look better.

I like the first orange/white one. I still have a set of the rally wheels. I wonder if you can even buy mud tires for 15" rims anymore?

They're all missing Confederate flags 

In reply to D2W :

Anything up through at least 35s are still common enough.

I think we've reached peak dozer.

Not enough truck mullets:

I want a single cab truck so bad. 

The truck in the original post is beautiful and I want it. Not a fan of the Chevy versions.

In reply to MotorsportsGordon :

I like that. That’s done pretty well with some nice retro decals. 

Nugi said:

I still want to do this to my 80s Toyota pickup, marty fly style. 

You could actually use that 4Runner as a truck.

Brodozers are only good for showing off how much money you don't have.  WTF good is a bed that is 6' off the ground? 

As Hank Hill put it, "Son, people can see you."

What is old is new again 

MotorsportsGordon said:

Yes. That I like. A lot.

I don't feel the newer Fords can pull off the retro look as well as the Chevies.