Fusion 360
Owning an F150 is no easy task because those are big seats to fill. With a truck that’s reliable, dependable and good-looking, the man behind the wheel should have all the same qualities and more. Men who drive Fords have a reputation to uphold, just like their truck does.
Hunting is something that isn’t for the faint of heart. Which is why a man with a Ford and a rifle make for good hunting and some even better elk jerky. Not just any man can take his truck up the mountains in Utah and come back with a great dinner.
A real man listens to country music because, let’s face it, it’s the best genre of music. And there’s no better place to blast some Luke Bryan than in an F150 with the windows down and the sunroof open.
If he’s a real man, he has some cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. He can’t really call himself a countryman and listen to country music without the necessary country attire. Even if he only wears them when George Strait comes to concert in Utah, as long as he has them.
He has a Ford F150 for a reason, because he takes his job seriously. Whether that’s on a construction site or at a desk job, he works hard for what he has and what he wants.
There’s not a whole lot that’s sexier than a man with some scruffy facial hair and an F150. They make the perfect combination, like peanut butter and jelly. One just isn’t the same without the other.
Every girl wants a tall guy so she can throw on her heels and not be taller than him. Plus, who else is going to be able to get the spice off the top shelf when she’s cooking?
Whether the tan comes from working on the farm or from spending a few days at the pool, tan skin is a must. Any guy from Utah can get a wicked tan in the summertime, making him and his truck all the more desirable.
A Ford is a great looking truck, so it’s only natural that the driver should be just as good looking as his truck. It’s hard enough for the ladies to look away from the truck and when there’s a sexy man behind the wheel, consider it impossible.
There’s just nothing sexier than a guy with great biceps and back muscles. Plus, if he’s the owner of a Ford F150, he’s got to have muscles from working so hard and being a real man.
Rachel Wood writes for Henry Day Ford. She is a writer at Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Utah.
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