Features:
- F350 26,000 $, Double Cab 30,000 $, short chassis option for the two-seater cab
- 350 HP, 93 mph top speed, optional 680 HP engine
- Manual or automatic transmission
- 8 rim models, 7 tire settings, Continental street tires with dually option
- 5 grille templates (24 settings), 5 bumpers (13 configurations), 3 side extensions
- 7 interior colors, 5 door and backrest colors, 3 headlight models, optional snorkel and LED bars
- Bodies: normal short 2,000 $, normal 3,000 $, service bodies 2,200–3,200 $, flatbeds 2,200–3,200 $
- Standard body with rollcage, Raptor prop, antenna, box and 5 sticker templates
- Fifth wheel, gooseneck and standard hitch; optional side box on Flat Bed 2
- Manually adjustable ride height, 3 wheel spacings, real beacon lights, mirror animations
- Compatible with the ride-hailing system, requires the Kubota DLC
- Made by Agro Tonho
The Lizard F350 is a pickup truck for Farming Simulator 22 built to handle the everyday jobs around a farm. The base truck costs 26,000 $ and the Double Cab 30,000 $, both powered by a 350 HP engine with a top speed of 93 mph, an optional 680 HP engine and your choice of manual or automatic transmission.
Customization runs deep: 8 rim models, 7 tire settings plus Continental street tires with a dually option, 5 grille templates with 24 color settings, 5 bumper models in 13 configurations, 3 side extension models and 3 headlight designs with 6 setups. Inside you get 7 interior colors, 5 door and backrest colors, an optional panel color and two optional LED bars in the cabin, while a snorkel, latches, stirrups, two exhaust models, three shades of glass, bush breakers, a front three-point hitch, beacon light, stickers and a color band round out the options. Ride height is adjusted manually with a separate setting for the rear axle, and there are 3 wheel spacing options.
The bodies turn the F350 into a real work truck. Choose from the normal short body (2,000 $), normal body (3,000 $), short and normal service bodies (2,200 $ and 3,200 $) or two flatbed designs in short and normal length (2,200 $ and 3,200 $). The standard body adds 4 side extension models, a rollcage with optional headlights, a Raptor prop on the lid, antenna, box and five sticker templates, while the work bodies offer fifth wheel, gooseneck and standard hitches plus an optional side box on Flat Bed 2. The truck also supports the ride-hailing system when the Kubota DLC is installed.
