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    Ford Throws an Old Bedsheet Over the 2013 Super Duty

    G. Noble

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    CheersandGears.com

    March 2, 2012

    It’s almost hard to believe the third-generation Ford Super Duty pickup is about to celebrate its third birthday. And in the automotive world, that’s about the time most models have their mid-life crisis and order up a serving of light to heavy plastic surgery. The Super Duty, as Ford revealed late yesterday night with the sole teaser image they released, will be no exception.

    There aren’t many details you can make out from behind the big ol’ bedsheet Ford thrown over top of the truck to conceal its new look, but if you squint really hard you can tell it’s definitely sporting a different grille than the current model. Ford also say they’re going to be adding a new model to the Super Duty family, to be unveiled with some help by their friends over at Professional Bull Riders.

    The 2013 Super Duty is slated for a full reveal on March 9th — that is, if the internet doesn’t get around to it before then. We'll make sure to keep you updated.

    Source: Ford

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