Are 'Shelby lights" coming for the Taco?

Oh my...

https://www.yahoo.com/autos/2023-shelby-f-250-super-144600520.html

"Unveiled as a limited-edition model, the 2023 Shelby F-250 Super Baja blends monstrous torque from a turbodiesel V8 and a long list of off-road-oriented modifications. It's equally at home in the desert and on a construction site, but its versatility comes with a steep price tag.

It doesn't take a well-trained eye to tell the Super Baja apart from a standard F-250 in a parking lot. Beyond the Shelby-specific exterior details, which include a hood with a functional scoop, additional LED lighting, and a bed rack system capable of holding two spare wheels, the Super Baja sits much higher than the truck it's based on. That's thanks in part to a new suspension system developed jointly with Fox."

 

Pretty sure that’s a gen 4 standard equipment item

 

"Pricing starts at $154,995 excluding options and destination"

 

That's before 50-100k markup

 

ehhhhhh, lightbars?
I think they are already here.
Unfortunately they are used on the road with traffic by Rubber Duckie Dash collectors, and most any ragged out, repurposed American truck with rotted rear quarter panels and half an exhaust system.
The real show-stopper is when these duck collectors and neckbeards have a shitty mount, so the ultra bright LED bar shakes violently and is now strobing oncoming traffic.

 

Beause it is only used on the frewway in the daylight - I love it... It is a sign of quality.

And this for a Ford. - I would expect all those who are wishing for a diesel will have their orders in straight away...

 

$155k no cab lights, and it's oxford white. For that much money it better have cab lights, and some selection of a tricoat metallic paint.

 

I usually catch one person on the regular that runs a lightbar through morning traffic. They drive a Ford Contour.