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Sold my 2010 Chevy Colorado V8 extended cab today for $15k. Listed it one week ago on Craigslist! Now hope I don't need a truck until winter!

Well, since I don't drive at night, EVER, I guess I don't care what type of lights they are!

Since I'm old-school (and old!), what's big deal about LED lights!?

Think I'll wait for Weathertech to come out with the window air deflectors. Everything else, Ford can keep.

If you're talking about the Escape, go to Redlinetuning.com, enter your vehicle info on the left, then watch the video. It shows you exactly how to install the struts. No drilling for this vehicle. Took me all of 5 minutes to install both of 'em. Now on my Colorado (2010), I had to drill...

There's always a way. MacGyver it!

2020 Ford Escape SEL 2010 Chevy Colorado extended cab V8 2002 Chevy Camaro SS, 35th Anniversary Special Edition Selling the Colorado, trading the Escape, KEEPING the Camaro! Wife can't drive (stroke), don't need 3 vehicles, so Maverick will replace the Escape and Colorado.

Moncks Corner. Ordered mine from Berkeley Ford.

That's it!

Turbochargers are exhaust-driven.

The only thing I'm planning on doing initially is adding an OEM '71-'74 Maverick Grabber grille emblem, chrome with orange background, to the lower, driver-side grille area. Found a NOS one on ebay. Will figure out how to attach it when the truck arrives!

I hope they do. I put the Red Line struts on my 2020 Escape SEL and they work great. Have used them on other vehicles in the past and they are top-notch items.

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