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Found an interesting video re: DashMat heat insulation properties. I'm guessing most work similarly.

Less here. https://www.ebay.com/itm/334829013096?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Y9iIe33tSbi&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=EkcgiTXYSz6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I've had a DashMat in my constantly outdoor parked Ranger for decades. The dash underneath is still in great shape. It's a thin, breathable carpet material. It's so thin there is no muffling of the dash tweeters that is discernable, to my ears anyway. And I like the cleaner look of fewer...

Looks good, but honestly haven't "used" it much.

Just took this with my cheap tablet while sitting in the passenger seat. Probably could have taken a full pic from the back seat, but I'm not a small guy. You get the idea.

These are 1520s, based on the old Goldwing engine but with six carbs and beefed up cams. Burly bikes. Have one 97 Tourer and a 2001 Interstate. Depending on how one twists their right wrist, they can chew up rear tires pretty quickly, which is why I've been running Darkside (car tires) on back...

New age Boomer here (geezer), with an old school need for speed. I'm happy zipping around in my little turbo charged 2.0l ecoboost truck, or ripping up the asphalt on my flat six cylinder hot rod muscle bikes. Interestingly, the Mav and the old carbureted bikes get similar miles per gallon...

Thanks, this answered my question.

Looks good. I went with the smoke DashMat and love it.

Still driving my old beater 2002 4.0l XLT, but less now because the Maverick gets much better mpg (and is a joy to drive). That manual shift Ranger has been through hell on earth, killing deer and crashing into a large wall of earth resulting from a black ice downhill spinout. Quite the bone...

Howdy, nice looking truck.

Congrats! Should be a cool build! (y)

Forgot to mention that my dealership told me all new vehicles sold by them have the added "bonus" glass etching. They must be making a considerable amount of money doing this.

Maybe Boots wanted you to have something to fill your cubby.

Technically an order. I originally ordered a 24 that got held up in production, and was able to finagle a 23 the dealership had ordered. It was a win because it had some of the discontinued options I wanted, for a slightly lower price. I still had to wait about a month for it's arrival from...

Check out Here We Go, it's also a good Navi app for AA. It has good voice guidance. You can download maps for offline use, and if u use mobile data you'll have the option to bring up the nice 3D satellite maps! 👍 https://www.here.com/products/wego

Currently our only two fast food restaurants are McDs and Arby's. That sammich looks a lot better than Arby's. Never even heard of Maverick's but doggone it, I wish we had one here!

USB version for Windows, only plugged in when I'm doing Forscan.

Oh, it's useful alright. What do you plan to use yours for? If you're thinking Forscan, I'm using the vLinker FS. Others prefer the OBDLink EX. Both great options.

So if I want the headlights to always go to the last known position at startup, I only have to change the one setting (the first number in the 726-27-05 coding from 0 to 1)? This will keep them from always going to the Automatic setting?