DRESS UP THE 5.0 L in the F150 PLEEEAAASE

[xtrer]

I can't help but wonder why Ford did not place the same BEAUTIFUL cover on the engine that the Mustang has - which includes the chrome "5.0" . The engine in the F150 seems naked.

 

Please - place them on the F150 - and if you do - make them available to those of us who stuck LOYAL and already purchased the F150 5.0 L.

 

Thanks

[ford4v429]

I can't help but wonder why Ford did not place the same BEAUTIFUL cover on the engine that the Mustang has - which includes the chrome "5.0" . The engine in the F150 seems naked.

 

Please - place them on the F150 - and if you do - make them available to those of us who stuck LOYAL and already purchased the F150 5.0 L.

 

Thanks

 

a few years back, was asking a similar question on the mustangs- I was hoping for a 'underhood appearance package', basically paint the block/heads'rear axle so they dont look so nasty after a few months. Aluminum, Magnesium, Steel all look nasty after weathering...white/black/ or brown, the colors are different, but its all ugly. with all the underhood dress up acessories available, I still am amazed Ford couldnt charge a few hundred bucks for a couple bucks worth of paint...the logistics issues with a flex assembly line should be pretty easy... I'm cheep, but if I coulda paid even 500 for a painted engine/axle from the factory I would have...on all of them.

[V8-X]

I can't help but wonder why Ford did not place the same BEAUTIFUL cover on the engine that the Mustang has - which includes the chrome "5.0" . The engine in the F150 seems naked.

 

Please - place them on the F150 - and if you do - make them available to those of us who stuck LOYAL and already purchased the F150 5.0 L.

 

Thanks

To me, it would depend if the cover gets in the way of servicing the motor? If so, please don't include. I hate when you have extra labor time charged, simply because it takes so long to get these covers off. (Some have been easy, some not so much) Even when I do it myself, I hate taking the time to remove something that to me, whether it's in the way or not, is just there to be there.