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Cool, that's probably enough black tubing that you can rig a thermal siphon for a solar heated jacuzzi in the bed.

Yeah that's probably easier than waiting for the store to catch fire so I can run in and just grab them too.

There is nobody more qualified to explain my enthusiasm about that than Misterrrrr Alannn Rickmannn...

Possibly as effective as some of the cheaper safes that come open with a good smack. i.e. prevents casual theft, the door handle triers and change bandits... but just jam a stout flathead tip in there and apply enough torque and it either rounds out the flat in the hole, breaks the cylinder...

I would definitely be all ... ... if I could find a store with cheap rubber snakes in stock at the moment, been looking all year.

Well on the rest of the range it was pointless for it to outlast the transmission 😜

I was a little on the fence of "beds are handy, but utility trailers exist" I was more on the "great gas mileage for running around, able to do some towing" kind of criteria and a lot of other options were kinda feeling like, here's a token towing number of 1000 or 1500 that we aren't really...

Like a Seadoo brand 18ft bowrider on a single axle trailer, all the features and facilities of your normal 18ft plastic tub at only three times the price. Or a 14ft tinner on a three axle, like "Jeebus I could have that on TOP of my truck with a $200 ladder rack."

Yes it seems that the EB has strong advantage at 4000-6000 RPM and probably the hybrid is better 0-3000 RPM, so since 99% of my driving is below 4000RPM the hybrid is ideal.

True true, I am gonna aim for a narrower winter tire though so they might catch more slush than they do summer gunk.

I can rely on 6 months of wet and slush, plus summer storms. So it could help to keep the reverse camera a bit cleaner. Heh, I doubt the advertising value is very great. Just have the incentive not to see ford go bust tomorrow and still be able to get parts and service. Or are you saying I...

Update: I was still curious about what era that FORD comes from. After beating it out of google, it seems to be 78 thru 1981 Ford Fairmont Futura logos. Not sure if anything else in the era used them, if so they're not as popular now as that model, to be able to come high in searches.

yeah I was thinking Eruption green suddenly appeared for job 2 last time.

Ford diehards had a choice of at least four other models that are better offroad, and brand agnostics would see it at the bottom of the list of those and a wide selection elsewhere, so it was an "also this" tagged on the range rather than a halo for it. Bear in mind also some artificial...

By the way, if you really really want a personalised seat, there's this thing you can try which is similar to how they mould seats for astronauts or racing drivers (at least in the past) However, it can turn very very messy, so the utmost caution and prep is required to ensure that you cannot...

Howdy folks, Broke open my garage-saled stash of random mud flaps and dug through them, there was a NOS pair of FORD labelled, otherwise flat plain jane mudguards. The style of the lettering looks kinda eighties to me. They seemed fairly vintage anyway... Hard to get a good shot holding one on...

Ummm,,, that's a smidgen on the high side. Doing the math for you, 100/22 = 4.54 recurring km per liter, 4.54../1.6 = 2.84 miles per litre, 2.84x3.8 = 10.8 Miles Per Gallon. It's super weird too because it's calling them electric miles when the motor was running the whole time. It was...

Do people mention the movie "Twins" a lot around them?

Yeah last F150 I was actually behind the wheel of was a late 90s, wanna say 98, for an afternoon about 15 years ago, and Mav feels kinda as big as that memory.

In my head, this roof top cargo box was going to work as a kammback/fastback... but when I dug it out from the back forty, it turned out an inch or two too high, and not as tapered as I imagined. Also weirdly seems narrow, when I thought it was too wide on another vehicle. It may get turned...