There's nothing more American than Ford and the Rose Bowl Parade; this year the New Year's Day tradition was made extra special with the addition of a new float from Lucy Pet Products. Not only did the adorable float feature surfing dogs, but it was the longest and heaviest in parade history, measuring more than 125 feet long and weighing in at a whopping 137,000 pounds! In fact, it was so large that it may claim not one but a possible TWO GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ titles. So, how do you pull the longest heaviest float in history? With Ford's 6.8-liter V10 gasoline engine and heavy-duty TorqShift six-speed automatic transmission, of course, the same found in Ford's huge F-650 and F-750 medium duty trucks. You may not need that kind of power under the hood for the jobs you take on, but the legendary Ford F-Series trucks can give you the power you need to complete big tasks. Stop by Wynne Ford Volvo in Hampton, VA and explore our inventory of Ford Tough F-Series trucks today, available in a range of models and trims to suit any task you can throw at it.We are having so much fun! #roseparade #lucypet #surfingdogs pic.twitter.com/lczwJHNCOj
— Lucy Pet Products (@LucyPetProducts) January 2, 2017
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