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And before the haters hate....stx is and means many different things over the years, from appearance package to upgraded wheels and tow capabilities, or simple as fog lights, painted bumpers, and running boards.
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I think Ford will eventually do something similar from the factory. Need some 245/60r18 tires 
Having previously owned a 2013 F150 STX, I decided to do an STX Hybrid XL when I first saw these trucks 2 years ago. I waited to see one in person, and lost the opportunity to order a 2022. I waited until order banks for 23 opened, and ordered my truck. It is scheduled to be built next month, so time to start getting parts together. These Bronco Sport wheels are the same I choose for my build. They are perfect for an STX tribute. It was good to see them on a truck with the STX emblems to help envision the project. I picked up the wheels yesterday.
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kewlf is right about the 90 Ranger. I was torn between a Lariat or STX in the fall of 1990 when ordering/building a 91 Ranger 4x4 extended cab. I wound up with black over silver Lariat with rolled Aluminum brush guard, Roll Bar and rear bumper. Among several STX OEM parts and accessories (I ordered at the same time as the truck)I bought were the black grill and black headlight shrouds. Ordered a STX black front bumper but never put it on because I thought the original chrome Lariat bumper matched better. Let the STX bumper and splash guards go with the Ranger a couple years back. STX bumper was still in the shipping paper andsplash guards in the plastic they came in.
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