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I have too many (over 20) to list or post pictures of. They range from a motorcycle to a couple of class 8 tractors. One of my other rides is my avatar pic.

As I live in the Lake Ontario snowbelt there are to many stories to remember. Years ago in my tractor trailer days I ran through the snowbelt at least 4 times weekly in the truck for years. I have over 50 years of dealing with heavy snow/blizzards in all types of vehicles (including aircraft)...

Just turned 5,000 miles last night on the way home. It's a '24 XL with AWD and trailer tow picked up on April 3rd. I like everything about the truck, especially the fuel mileage verses power. To ensure long life it's on it's third oil change already. I will drive it until the wheels fall off.

Why not just keep the Tesla and buy an older used small pickup for when you need to scratch the itch? Rust free older stuff is all over Florida and by keeping the Tesla until the wheels fall off, you'll get more of your moneys worth out of it.

I cut hardware store black screen and attached it with black tie wraps to the grille bars. I'll get a pic tomorrow.

I have a screen over my grille openings. Keeps leaves, pine needles, grass, larger pollen and bugs out of the condenser and intercooler.

Where did you source the pushbar?

I had the same happen early yesterday morning driving to work with the a/c off. Turned the A/C on, then off and that fixed it. '24 XL ecoboost.

I don't need an ego/manhood boasting big honking Tonka looking truck most of the time but when I do, my '97 extended cab 8 foot box 2500 Cummins 12 valve Dodge fits the bill (about 700 miles of trailer towing a year). I have larger trucks that would run over and crush these owner ego boosting...

That color doesn't look gray to me.

Not the first time Ford has done that.

Who makes those running boards?

Mine was shipped 03/07 and arrived in the northeast on 04/02.

As for aftermarket wheels, nothing looks better than a 5 star mag type wheel in chrome.

I recall the same kind of comments on some pickup forums years ago when the Honda Ridgeline came out, most of it from the type that has to lift and put matchbox wheels on his overpriced diesel clunker with a stovepipe exhaust. I was always a fan from afar of the concept but the first Ridgeline...

Yes. Use the numbers on the door jamb label. Every new vehicle I've bought in the last few years has had the tires pumped up too hard.

Mine went through Chicago. Shipped 03/07/24, delivered 04/02 to northern NY.

I've been interested in a Maverick since they were introduced. The dumpster fire of the introduction, two day order bank openings, limited allocations and other delays had me doubting I'd ever get one. When the Lightning production got suspended and allocations shifted to the Maverick I started...

I want to spray the underside in oil before it see's any road salt. We've had constant storms/salting for the last two to three weeks. Fortunately when it was delivered Tuesday it was on the top tier of the car hauler.