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I bought a wiper arm puller & repositioned them down a bit, looks normal & everything functions properly.

Metallic Pea! Queen family truckster color, we had a 74 F150 about that color, I think it was called Limestone Green.

My 22 is being done now at 25K, started shaking at 22K, hope they are putting updated axles in it, at least they gave me a 26 Maverick to use until they finish it.

I went with Progressive, I have a clean driving record, about $60 a month for my Maverick & an old GMC combined.

Ya, the weird Chinese guy in Mike's bedroom!:crackup:

This can happen with different brands of tires or even the same brand but a different model of tire, I replaced my continentals with another line of continentals & had the same experience, both were the same 225/65r17 & the speedo read 2 mph fast even though the replacement tires had an extra...

And tailfins on the back!

I have had a little bottle of it in my cubby drawer for years, I like this idea better.

I think most of the running examples were bought up for the movie Drowning Mona!

The Maverick was still a genius move by Ford, sure it's not as profitable as the 65K pickups, but how many thousands of customers did they take away from other brands with just this one vehicle? smaller profit is better than no profit & they make up for it with the big trucks. Sure the price is...

You get off cheaper in GA, here in Wisconsin it's $1.20-$1.50 from 87 to 91, the 87 is E10 the 91 is ethanol free, the next county over to the state line is 93 E10 same cost as our 91. A trick here is to stop at fuel stations where people would normally not be filling up boats in the summer or...

Will it have that same ugly frowning front end the rest of the line seems to have.

:puke: I'll pass.

With fuel prices you sure did pick the right time to buy a Maverick hybrid! Congrats.

I just hauled 1200lbs of bagged stones for someone yesterday, truck did fine definitely a smoother ride, the steering was a bit squirrely though.

Easy, in the future we are going to have pay per mile AND gas tax, this way when the state gets hungry they just raise both rates! Non residents pay through the tax, residents get to pay both in their respective states.

That all had one thing in common, in case of a crash the first line of defense was the occupants legs! (VW also had one)

I have a couple here in Wisconsin that sell 87 without, 25 miles away, but I do shop there occasionally & then fill up cans for small engine use.