I saw a Ford truck today different than I've ever seen. It was the "Heritage" style F-150 extended cab, 4x4. The badge on the tailgate said "F150 7700." I interpret that to mean it's an F150, right? But the thing had the heavy duty axles and 7 or 8 bolt wheels of the 250-350 series. I guess the "7700" means that it's a higher payload vehicle, i.e. 7700 lbs gvwr.
Ever seen one of those? I wonder how long they were made and why? I'm guessing that some folks must have wanted the "heritage" truck with a higher payload capacity, rather than the new, bigger bodystyle, but it just seems odd to have an F-150 and a 7700 pound gvwr. Why not call it a Heritage F-250?
CJB