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Replying to @Urshie 🍉 kind of obsessed with these now😍 #559 #fresno #clovis #SmallBusiness #bathbombs #bathbombmaking #satisfying #showertok #packingorders #packanorderwithme #Vlog #girls #target #sephora #makeup #bath

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Replying to @caughtincandy227 idk what do we think….😅 #559 #fresno #clovis #SmallBusiness #bathbombs #bath #bathbombmaking #satisfying #showertok #packingorders #packanorderwithme #Vlog #girls #target #sephora #makeup

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Replying to @Mrs.Hill this was INSANE🤩 #559 #fresno #clovis #SmallBusiness #bathbombs #bath #bathbombmaking #satisfying #showertok #packingorders #packanorderwithme #Vlog #girls #target #sephora #makeup

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Day in the Life of a California Republican 🇺🇸🚜🌴☀️ Game: American Truck Simulator #satire #americantrucksimulator #meme #americacore🚘🏈🍔🇺🇸 #california #fresno #559 #modesto #209 The 1986 Ford F-350 is a classic heavy-duty truck known for its durability, versatility, and strong performance. It was part of the seventh generation of Ford's F-Series, produced from 1980 to 1986. The F-350 was available in several cab configurations, including the Regular Cab with seating for up to three people, the SuperCab for additional storage or seating, and the Crew Cab with four doors and room for up to six passengers. It also offered various bed lengths and styles, including flatbeds and utility truck setups, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Trim levels ranged from the basic models to the XL, XLT, and Lariat, each offering increasing levels of comfort and features. Under the hood, the F-350 provided multiple engine options to cater to different needs. These included a reliable 4.9L inline-six, a balanced 5.0L V8, the powerful 5.8L V8, a fuel-efficient 6.9L IDI diesel V8 from International Harvester, and the massive 7.5L V8, which was ideal for heavy-duty applications. Transmission options included a 4-speed manual, 3-speed automatic, 4-speed automatic, and heavy-duty manual transmissions for the diesel and high-output models. The truck was built on a heavy-duty frame and offered both two-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive configurations, known for their exceptional towing and payload capacities, with towing capabilities of up to 10,000 pounds and payloads exceeding 4,000 pounds in some setups. The interior of the 1986 F-350 varied from basic vinyl seating and minimal features in base models to more refined options like upgraded upholstery, air conditioning, and AM/FM radios in higher trims. Crew Cab models were particularly popular with businesses and families needing to transport multiple passengers. Its design featured a boxy, utilitarian appearance typical of the era, with dual rectangular headlights on higher trims and single sealed-beam lights on base models. The large grille and prominent Ford badging added to its rugged look. The 1986 F-350 also offered practical features like optional dual fuel tanks for extended range, heavy-duty suspension systems, and dual rear wheels (dually) for better stability and load handling. Optional camper and towing packages made it a favorite among those who needed a reliable vehicle for both work and recreation. Today, the 1986 Ford F-350 remains highly regarded for its robust build quality, ease of maintenance, and classic styling, with many still in use for towing, farming, and other demanding tasks. Its simplicity and reliability have solidified its legacy as one of the most dependable trucks of its time.