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It should help with water getting to the intake in a flood.

I agree it isn't a river coming in there but some will. I attempted to divert it to the cover rails to drain out the tubes but really don't now if that is helping. I get more at the tailgate area. Also found that the center section latch of mine was not engaging the right side rail so water was...

No a seal at the window isn't the answer and by design water does collect there. Since it has to go somewhere they left the weld seams as channels to the front bed drains. I read somewhere a guy drilled holes in that area to allow it to drain. Also a bad idea. The video was the best solution I...

It's going somewhere so please tell us how you did it. As I said it does NOT collect there. But every drop from the roof runs down to that area in the back and has to go somewhere. So it either goes into the BUILT in drain channel and seeps down the corner of the bed or it runs off the side...

Sinner something. He also got p.o.'d when his thread derailed into a discussion about shoes. :cwl:

The water will end up there and run into the bed or the sides to the funnels. The problem isn't water accumulating there it is where the water goes since it doesn't accumulate. Impossible for NO water to end up in that area between the side trim pieces unless you have a seal on the rear window...

I think it was on the Pinto also.

Ford did have a stallion on the 1977 Maverick :unsure:

Hot wheels and Matchbox both made a first gen die cast. The trademark just requires them to pay Ford for using the name and design. As far as I know Ford never produced die casts it was always companies in that business that produces them with a license from Ford.

Yes it will drain at the bulkhead into the bed. The welds are actually done to create a ditch so to speak. Also look at the bed rails and the built in funnel from Ford for all of the water that runs off the cover. The overlap area of the trim pieces channel the water to the bed. The tailgate are...

First windshield I had to replace was my 1992 Ranger when it was 6 months old. Next was a company supplied 2006 Dodge Caravan, twice, once by the company then by me after I bought it from them. Next was 2011 Kia, bad judgement buying it. 2014 F150 2 times. Wife's 2017 Jeep. So NO they are no...

You should start a thread complaining that Ford forced you to buy cup holders you will never use ;)

No coincidence at all. That is exactly what happens when your subscription expires. The satellite radio is disabled and you have to reach out to reactivate it. But you spent days bitching about something that took care of itself with NO effort from you. P.S. you don't have to create an account...

There aren't any on Hilton Head Island.

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He meant Henry never ran TV commercials :ROFLMAO:

I'm so glad none of us are these 3 guys. Jeez, can you imagine telling others how to do things like our way is the only way :crackup: .

Nothing is free. It was rolled into the cost of their gas and service. No such thing as a free lunch ;)

If the lower fascia was still black and the area around the trailer hitch and connector were black I would do it. My 2023 Silverado was Hot Red with the BAP. Looked good when those black wheels and accents were clean. Looked like crap when a little brake dust got on them. BAP was the "younger"...

I always have the option to buy a vehicle that gets 15 mpg to save that $11.