2024 F-150 Platinum Long Box - Avalanche Gray

[WalterMitty]

They are Standard beds (6.5) Long beds (8.0) Grocery getters are (5.5)

You beat me to it.

I’m now on my first 5.5 bed after owning two standard bed trucks. So far it hasn’t bitten….yet.

The cosmetics of the Tremor were just too good to pass up….so I took the leap with short bed.

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[Matisse70]

ahhhh, one day my time will come...

Same here. It's only been 245 days without a build date.

 

[HCFX]

I just found out they were available in Canada a few days ago.

Whenever I tried to build a price a similar truck to my '22 it told me I had to switch to a 5'5" box.

Yep, agreed. I'm in Edmonton and see lots of Super Crew long boxes.

It was that way until 2024 except for 2020 in the previous gen. My 2023 has the glorified Taurus trunk because at the time I thought wanted the BAP more than I wanted the 6'5" box and I absolutely hate the short bed. If I could I'd trade for a 2024 Lariat in that colour with the BAP and 6'5" box. I can't get used to the looks of the box being shorter than the cab, and the distance between the cab & wheelwell being way shorter than wheelwell to rear bumper. Just doesn't look right, but I've also had the 6'5" bed the entire time I've driven F150s until my 2023. Not to mention the difference in practicality after being used to it..

Many guys will argue that the 6'5" bed crew cab looks like a mutant though, so it's all a matter of opinion.

Good to know a Lariat 6'5" box BAP is a Canadian exclusive though... but with the dollar exchange give it time and they'll start trickling down to the states on the used market.

 

[780]

It was that way until 2024 except for 2020 in the previous gen. My 2023 has the glorified Taurus trunk because at the time I thought wanted the BAP more than I wanted the 6'5" box and I absolutely hate the short bed. If I could I'd trade for a 2024 Lariat in that colour with the BAP and 6'5" box. I can't get used to the looks of the box being shorter than the cab, and the distance between the cab & wheelwell being way shorter than wheelwell to rear bumper. Just doesn't look right, but I've also had the 6'5" bed the entire time I've driven F150s until my 2023. Not to mention the difference in practicality after being used to it..

Many guys will argue that the 6'5" bed crew cab looks like a mutant though, so it's all a matter of opinion.

Good to know a Lariat 6'5" box BAP is a Canadian exclusive though... but with the dollar exchange give it time and they'll start trickling down to the states on the used market.

Yeah, I really, really wanted a Tremor when they 1st came out. Especially since the original literature said 4 Auto was going to be standard. Figured cheaper than getting a Lariat. But I wanted the 6.5" box more, plus Tow Mirrors, Max tow etc... so ended up with another XLT 302a....

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Looks like we are in the same metro. Been going back and forth on leveling for my '21 as well. Has 50k miles so kind of leaving towards just doing the Bilstein kit but definitely right in that I don't see many 157" pickups around here.
(Front tint has been done since the photo)

That's a beautiful F-150 you've got there! Thanks for sharing with the community.

 

[Scoobtay]

Looks like we are in the same metro. Been going back and forth on leveling for my '21 as well. Has 50k miles so kind of leaving towards just doing the Bilstein kit but definitely right in that I don't see many 157" pickups around here.
(Front tint has been done since the photo)

What size tires did you go with? Looks great

 

[Kiab]

What size tires did you go with? Looks great

They are 285/65 r18 falken wild peaks. Stock "sport" package rims. Truck is BAP but I swapped the rims. I like the 18's better then 20.

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