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It took mine about a month to get to SE MI from the time it was built last spring.

That’s probably about right. Two weeks is pretty quick and I think most have taken 4-6 weeks to MI.

Your sales person should be able to tell you where it is.

Careful installation and a gasket on the tailgate has kept my bed dry except for a few drops here and there.

So do I, and I've not been busted yet! :) It does still freak me out to ride on ice though!

That’s where the nut driver helps, being able to push on the cover and apply pressure to the (shallow) driver socket without the head of the bolt receding into it.

30 degrees consistently with no warm ups?! I did mine at about 40 degrees. It went fine. I put some extra protection on the wiring you have to move and found that using a nut driver on the smaller bolts with my drill motor helped a lot. I suggest leaving all the fasteners that go through the...

I'd say a lot depends on how much ice builds up on the roads you drive daily.

Cross Training!

I'm a home user and do like using a foam cannon and power washer carefully for getting rid of most of the dirt on the car without having to "touch" the paint. They don't get really clean without some contact. I use the "two bucket" method and a clean washing mitt after the pre-cleaning.

Agreed. I live on a private one that I maintain. Most of the ones I drive on are crushed limestone. It has pretty sharp angles when first graded or re-covered, but does change to a pretty smooth surface after a few weeks of regular traffic. The one I drive on every day was recently re-done, so...

I drive on gravel roads every day and have had no problems whatsoever. Sorry to hear of your bad luck.

That’s really standard practice for assembling most anything with multiple fasteners unless there are precision alignment elements.

Use two sheets.

Cardboard is the answer.

Then there’s no news and they’re on schedule!

I do believe you, but curiously Amazon tells me it doesn’t fit my Maverick.

A previous thread on this topic. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/block-heater-cord.41650/

Perhaps on the underside of the bumper using a protected plug. I think the cord could be routed and the plug installed with just removing the under engine cover as one does when changing engine oil.

A sex change operation would be required…