Truck fans: What is the most superior make? (Specifically the F-series)?

I'm looking to buy a truck that can sport a truck camper.

Does any F-series Ford truck hold up?
Plus, what would you say about thee F-series in specific? Advantages, drawbacks, etc

How do they compare to a Toyota Tacoma, or Tundra.

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All four of the major full-size truck manufacturers have their pros and cons. This is something that you'll need to research on your own, based on your wants and needs. The majority of what you'll get here are fanboy responses. Chevy guys will blast everyone else, Ford guys only buy Ford, and so on. They all make decent trucks, so it comes down to personal preference.

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