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Reverse assist would be the sensor system, the sensors are embedded in your rear bumper, 4 Round holes or divets.

Same, I learned to drive in a time when back up cameras and sensors didn't exist, I still rely on my windows and swivel neck for reversing.

It is there if you have the reverse sensors, if you have them and it still isnt there, perhaps Reverse Assist is turned off.

I've had 2 Ranger SuperCabs, a 2000 and a 2010. Then an F150 SuperCab, the room in all 3 was Ok, but the only thing I hated about them was the actual doors. Now, I love my 2021 SuperCrew, the doors open the right way and still plenty of room if I have passengers.

I like the color match, mine is just the basic black powder coat, not sure the blue would look good in there.

LOL it might be made of Beskar, you never know.

I put this one on my Ranger, it looks great and the critters cant chew through it. More worth the price than the foam one from Ford: https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/RG4GNC.html

I thought police were defunded in that country.

Time for this one, they can't chew through it. https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/RG4GNC.html

Worse now with airbags, those feet aint going through the windshield at least LOL.

On my 2012 F150, I had to tap a power wire for the camera into the Reverse lights so that when they came on, they would power the camera.

This site: https://www.4dtech.com/ sells remanufactured OEM components decent pricing. I added the Factory Nav Module to my system with ease.

Crutchfield usually sells the adaptors needed, I did this with my F150, the adaptor if I recall was pretty much plug and play. They usually do some kind of deal when buying everything all at once and provide detailed installation instructions.

I was looking at this a couple days ago. Their install video looks pretty thorough, though you do have to cut off a large section of the OEM bumper for the install. That part is currently hidden behind the factory trim and will be covered by the new lower bumper.

The Sales quote was a little over $400 but that was 3 years ago, I got it free cause I had points.

I had the dealer install remote start on mine, just uses the Factory Key and 3 presses of the lock button to start it.

Guess I should probably stop holding the shifter while driving so much, but it brings me back to the days of a Manual Transmission. Ahh nostalgia

I tell people up front that I am not UHaul, thats why there is one out there.

I do all the time, garage break ins aren't unheard of so I like to err on the side of caution.