How long for the Ranger smile to fade?

[EcoRanger]

133 days and 5849 miles and still smiling

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[BDoc]

7 days and just over 100 miles - smiling like a kid at Christmas...especially when I step on the gas pedal (and a little, evil laugh)

 

[EcoRanger]

140 days and 6150 miles and still smiling

 

[Srgraham1]

Took the truck to the hunting property this am for some preseason work checking stands, scouting trails and setting up cameras. Smiled ear to ear off road with the truck.

A little later I took it to the coin wash as it was filthy. A gentlemen approached me after I pulled into the stall and started inquiring about the truck. I gave him my usual glowing review and let him know to read up on ranger5g.com. He let me know he was interested in trading f150 for a ranger perhaps this winter. Before he walked away he asked me how many coins I planned to use then said hold on while I get my key. Apparently he was an attendant at the wash and provided me $4 of credit to get my ranger sparkling again. Should that gentlemen come across this post, thank you! Truck is looking great again and I enjoyed the opportunity to brag up this outstanding truck!

 

[NOVA_Ranger]

7k miles and still cheesin'.

 

[BDoc]

2 weeks, 645 miles and a never-ending smile any time I look at it and giggles (yes, giggles) any time I drive it! Took her on her first road trip this weekend over Crystal Mountain and loved how she did - especially the MPGs! Something I was concerned with prior to buying it was how comfortable the seats would be on long drives. After this weekend, no problem! Very comfortable to sit in for a longer haul, so I was very happy.

Smiling as I type this

 

[chasvs]

Trying out my Scheduled START for 10 min before I headed for work at noon using Ford Pass today put a VERY BIG SMILE on my face down here in Florida! Stepping into a cool truck which sits outside in the sun all day was so nice instead of having to put the AC into Max and drive for 5 minutes while the inside cooled off!

 

[chasvs]

ONLY thing upsetting me just a touch is that the 2020 is going to have the FX2! I got as close as I could with my 4x2 Lariat Sport with Rear locking Diff, but couldn't get the improved suspension and off road tires. But I'm still loving this new Ranger after 6 months, 5000 miles!

 

[Ranger Boyd]

ONLY thing upsetting me just a touch is that the 2020 is going to have the FX2! I got as close as I could with my 4x2 Lariat Sport with Rear locking Diff, but couldn't get the improved suspension and off road tires. But I'm still loving this new Ranger after 6 months, 5000 miles!

Even with the broken taillight, I couldn’t be happier! Only 1300 miles but I’ve loved everyone of them!

 

[Ric]

ONLY thing upsetting me just a touch is that the 2020 is going to have the FX2! I got as close as I could with my 4x2 Lariat Sport with Rear locking Diff, but couldn't get the improved suspension and off road tires. But I'm still loving this new Ranger after 6 months, 5000 miles!

Those are my exact thoughts with one exception, I’ve only had my Ranger for four months. Same configuration 4x2 Lariat with the locking rear and >5000 miles. Smiling every time I drive it, even on the way to work!

 

[DBaz]

The covers on my 12v sockets keep popping open...guess I'm gonna have to get a Tacoma. Not.

 

[EcoRanger]

The covers on my 12v sockets keep popping open

After going airborne and coming down to the ground that will happen

 

[RedlandRanger]

It may sound silly, but I still admire my "new" truck (I've had it for 4 months and almost 5000 miles now) when I walk by it in the driveway. I ALWAYS get a smile when I spool up the turbos. My wife thinks it is kind of stupid, but she doesn't get my love of my vehicles.....

When I was pulling that UHaul trailer up all those long hills this summer and it wasn't even working hard, I kept saying (out loud) - "I love this truck!". My wife was kind of getting tired hearing me say it.

I don't think my smile will be fading anytime soon.

 

[BDoc]

It may sound silly, but I still admire my "new" truck (I've had it for 4 months and almost 5000 miles now) when I walk by it in the driveway. I ALWAYS get a smile when I spool up the turbos. My wife thinks it is kind of stupid, but she doesn't get my love of my vehicles.....

When I was pulling that UHaul trailer up all those long hills this summer and it wasn't even working hard, I kept saying (out loud) - "I love this truck!". My wife was kind of getting tired hearing me say it.

I don't think my smile will be fading anytime soon.

I'm with ya there, Rob. My wife doesn't get it either. She just rolls her eyes anytime I mention how much I'm enjoying my truck. I find myself looking at it any chance I get (and sometimes going out of my way to do so)...and smiling when I do

 

[AnimeRanger87]

7 months and 3650 miles my smile still stands. I love driving my truck every time!!

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