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The problem with the CV trunk is that little well it has. If you have the optional trunk package then it takes care of that area that essentially ruins the layout of the trunk. However that's still a pricey thing to get, and you can only get it from the dealer. I like my go-rhino police trunk pack I got instead, it's the same as the Ford trunk pack, only slightly taller(thereby making the little alcoves on the side their own little...

They must have made an awful lot of them then. The F-150 has been the number one selling truck in the US for 31 years.

 Originally Posted By: metroplex Who's going to be the first to put the 6.2 into a Panther? Nobody.

 Originally Posted By: silvercv2002 6.2 is not going to go into the regular F-150. Of course not, Ford has to dump the 4.6/5.4 engines somewhere.

The Caprice is also deadly, fragile unibody car.

 Originally Posted By: Taxman100 Leaving today for Christmas. In the trunk: - tool kit, flashlight, blanket, jumper cables, etc. - large rolling suitcase for wife and boy - small suitcase for me - pak n play playpen - booster seat for Grandma's house - small cooler - umbrella stroller for 22 month old son - large trash bag of Christmas presents So far, it has all fit. My sister-in-law is coming over to drive the 400 miles with...

IIRC, they're about the size of a LWB Crown Vic.

This should be interesting. HP aside, 1 litre is a big difference in torque and power curve. But if it's lighter it may compete. So long as they still have a GT500 they should be OK.

 Originally Posted By: Landyacht what is with everyone and cabin airfilters Inside joke... ever notice how metro incessantly harps about one subject at a time? Well for a while it was Cabin air filters...

 Originally Posted By: ponyguy From what I've read, the 5.0 still has the 100mm bore spacing of the Mod Motors, and the 6.2 ("big block") has the 115mm bore spacing, so the blocks are fundamentally different. The 5.0 is a "performance" evolution of the Mod Motor intended for hauling ass, and the 6.2 is more of a lower-RPM "grunt" motor expected to be used for hauling freight. I believe the 5.0 does...