Rear Bumper and Underbody Check
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You won't believe what I found! Ford POWERSTROKE 7.3
What happens here
Moving to the rear, the presenter shows a heavy-duty bumper with non-functioning reverse lights. He then points out the damage on the rear quarter panel, attributing it to a gooseneck trailer jack-knifing. He debates whether to repair the dent or replace the entire bed. He then crawls under the truck to inspect the underbody, noting minimal surface rust on the frame, no oil leaks (which he calls rare for this vintage), and a new exhaust system. He asks for viewer opinions on whether to leave the modified exhaust or change it.
Goal: The rear heavy-duty bumper is noted to have non-functioning reverse lights, and the truck's underbody shows minor surface rust but is otherwise clean.
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