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Look on the bright side - with no engine, your MPG will be fantastic!

A few things were lost in translation, like the bed is 50 meters wide - um, that would be around 150 feet! Given that, I don't think the bed floor has to be removed. But it is not a slide-in either, so yes, the truck would be dedicated as a camper. I don't see the usefulness of a camper...

That is what I did many years ago, moved from north central US to southwest, much better now. In your case, maybe Spain or Italy. As for supercabs, its not really any better. The fans in these trucks are just weak. I run mine at 4 or higher if I want to feel any airflow.

I'd take 5 feet of blowing snow over freezing rain any day. There is just nothing you can do with that stuff.

Its OK. That is on a Tacoma.

Sounds like good retirement planning to me!

My ARE color-matched topper with a drop-down front window and roof rails and crossbars came in at $3000 in 2020. I think the rails and crossbars were about $500 so $2500 for the canopy without them. They are likely higher now.

That right-hand brace isn't locked, and he is taking 2 steps at a time - very dangerous!

My original battery was showing signs of impending failure at just under 2 years. I replaced it with an aftermarket battery and is doing fine at just under 2 years on it. I replaced the original when I did because I had a trip coming up and didn't want to have to deal with possible battery...

I would have preferred an F-150, but it was too tall for my garage. So a Ranger it is.

I guess my Ranger is on the wrong list because Santa didn't bring it a tham ding! Same as last year!

I replaced my battery last spring without any "keep-alive" power source. The only thing that happened is the power window lost its one-touch function. Ran it down and up - fixed. It may have lost radio presets but I don't know because I don't listen to broadcast radio anymore. So yes - any...

This seems like a good way to help any engine give good service.

The problem in Tucson area is that ALL the Ford dealers are under the same ownership. No way to shop around unless I want to go 50+ miles to another city. I suspect that is the case for a lot of medium sized cities.

I've always wondered how they could call it Quik Lane, with having to schedule a simple oil change 1-2 months out, and then take 4+ hours to do it. I don't think I even want to know how long a repair would take. I thought the Chevy dealer on the north side was bad, but our local Ford dealer...

If it was summertime, I understand completely...

Good find! I used a ton of Panduit products when I was working. They make good stuff. Back in the 70s, before political correctness was a thing, Panduit's zip ties were called Pan-Ties. They were the first zip ties I ever used, but not the last by far.

So is 'snow' in my book!

Its her subie, let her drive it!

Thanks for the pictures. Some of those cars are even older than I am. That made my day.