What did you trade in for the Trail Boss?

[baron]

Traded in a 2017 F150, have had a variety of F150s over the past 7 years and nothing but issues. This truck is the best I've owned so far. Very happy with the purchase.

2020 Trail Boss Satin Steel Metallic

 

[Grant]

Cash.. my retirement money..

 

[Lawsonj58]

Traded a 2011 Chevy 1500 LTZ for a 2021 Trail Boss Custom.

 

[Desperado]

Traded in Ruby, 2006 Z71 1500 that was my baby since ahe had 35000 miles on her. She worked hard for the 11 years that I owned her. Custom ordered from the factory by and old farmer with the iron block 5.3 and 4.10 gears. Could pull anything, but couldn't pass a gas station. Upgraded to Lucifer, 2021 6.2L Trailboss LT. Miss the old girl, but love the new ride.

 

[mliebs]

I traded in my 22 ZL1. I've driven sports cars my entire life and wanted a truck but never bought one since I couldn't park it the garage. I've never been happier with a vehicle. I absolutely love the Trail Boss. I find myself buying things just so I can throw it in the back and bring it home.

 

[sarduyjorge]

Had a Ford. Maverick 2022 XLT ECO went for the Colorado trail boss 2023
Best decision

 

[5point3]

From a 2015 F150 ecoboost to a 2020 TB

 

[baron]

Anyone have a link to the letters that go on the tailgate? Are they easy to put on?

 

[sarduyjorge]

Anyone have a link to the letters that go on the tailgate? Are they easy to put on?

Very easy to take off, Alcohol cleans it up

 

[Guest2504]

Anyone have a link to the letters that go on the tailgate? Are they easy to put on?

Look on etsy. Tons of options.

 

[Guest2504]

Just wondering what everyone had before the Trail Boss?

I traded in a 2021 jeep gladiator. I lifted it 3.5" put 35s on it. Needed better towing for my camper.

 

[Transient]

A purple Saturn Outlook

 

[The Liver King]

Thanks man! Glad the wife finally said yes to getting a truck again

 

[Gangly]

I have nothing against it at all, you can sometimes come out ahead doing it depending on the situation, but I can honestly say I have never traded in a vehicle before. Once the vehicle is paid off, it starts making me money. As such, I tend to try and pay them off quickly, maintain them to the best of my ability, and get the most out of them.

I keep my vehicles until around 200k miles, which is usually 6-8 years meaning they are always paid off, and then give them to the kids if they want them. If not, I sell them and and the money goes into my "I need a new tool or toy" fund .

 

[anuswax]