biggest production pick-up truck!

[papabug71]

um, a vortec 5.7 liter i think. well i will find out what kind of engine it is exactly...

Thats a 350. The late 90's vortec engines were some of the best GM ever produced. Lots of power & halfway descent fuel economy.

[rjewkes]

Hazel those are F650's and up, most usauly have an utility bed or tow bed on them. i have seen a few used as Yard Dogs for trucking and manefacturing/shipping companies. I can't vouch for the Crew Cab being production but it is more than likely as they do have single cab and extended cab versions.

I beleive these all start life as Cab & Chasis (C&C) trucks. ad as for the big international Somebody has to replace hummer right? that is one curiosity i have now, Will There still be military hummers built, or will they swap out to iether international or Ford for the humve replacement? or even just go back to jeeps?

[fireguywtc]

The 650 and up crews are production. They are used mostly in fire apparatus and tow trucks

[papabug71]

The 650 and up crews are production. They are used mostly in fire apparatus and tow trucks

Yup, one of the local wrecker services here in town has one. Its a rollback wrecker & it looks pretty darn beefy

[AlleyCat]

The 650 and up crews are production. They are used mostly in fire apparatus and tow trucks

Yup, one of the local wrecker services here in town has one. Its a rollback wrecker & it looks pretty darn beefy

I drove a 650 rollback about a year ago. 4 people in comfort, a Lincoln on the deck and an F250 on the wheel lift. No problem.

[rjewkes]

yeah the 650 rollback i drove was just an extended cab, but it was still pretty nice.