2003 Ford F350 Super Duty - Facelift
| Before
The biggest change that ever happened to the pickup truck was fashion. Fifty years ago, nobody drove pickups if they didn't have to. Today, it seems like everybody drives one. They've become fashionable, even if their owners don't actually need to tow or haul anything.
While we don't have a problem with any of that, we figure that if everyone in the U.S. has a pickup, how do the real truck owners separate themselves from the pretenders? That's easy-fight fashion with fashion.
| After
Corey McKinnon's black '03 F-350 is a perfect example. He's already lifted his Super Duty, fitted it with bigger tires, changed out the headlights, blacked out the trim, and even added Freightliner badges over the old Ford blue oval. Still, his truck didn't have the unique identity that he was looking for, so he gave Roland Trudell at RBP a call. Trudell suggested fitting McKinnon's F-350 with RBP's grille insert, and new stainless steel side vents to complement the work McKinnon had already done to the truck.
