2004 Ford F-150 Heritage Reviews
| “Silver Bullet” Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 2 Dr XL Standard Cab LB
I love the sleek design, it is a good size truck and keeps the heritage design. (Not the rough corners, nice and smooth). I have a long bed that I bought a shell for. It's like driving around a small apartment! The V-8 engine is great for blowing by the Honda's (not my favorite), and I can see what the driver is sipping on...The only problem I have is my truck gets 12 m.p.g. ugh!
Pros —
Great towing.
Cons —
Low m.p.g.
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| “My Ford” Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 2 Dr XLT Standard Cab LB
Its a truck its nice to have to haul stuff but it drinks gas |
| “Great Hunting Truck.” Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 2 Dr XL 4WD Standard Cab SB
Good off road, decent power V6 4.2L engine, base model, deep pipes.
Pros —
Ground clearance, strong, works hard.
Cons —
Limited space, few options, underpowered.
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| “Bought Used March 07 25000 Miles” Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 2 Dr XL Standard Cab Stepside SB
very good truck so far have 17" bf goodrich tires, chrome wheels painted
Cons —
rear sets too high i see some that set flat i wish mine would without
having to spend 200 dollars |
| “Its Not A Chevy” Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 4 Dr XL 4WD Extended Cab LB
It gets the job done when i need it. Its not a chevy, but its a good truck
Pros —
Nice Pulling Power, easy to fit people into
Cons —
Gas Guzzler
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| “Still A Good Model Even Though The New Ones Are Out” a Car Guru
Author recommends this car
Reviewing:
2004 Used Ford F-150 Heritage 4 Dr XLT Extended Cab SB
I just recently bought a used '04 F150 Heritage with the 4.2LV6 and the 5 speed manual tranny. At first I was a little hesitant because of the size of the truck and then pop the hood and there is that little motor, but it quickly proved itself. I used it to move from Pennsylvania to Florida. I had my motorcycle in the bed and I was also towing the larger uhaul trailer loaded down. Over the mountains it got a little sluggish and I had to downshift, but a 5.4L with the auto would have done that too. Once the hills were behind me I was doing 75mph and still got 14mpg. I tend to get a new vehicle more often than the next guy, but I think I will be holding on to this one for quite a long time.
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