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I would be interested in purchasing one if you are making a lot. PM me.

Absolutely! There was a new one for the same price on a dealer lot a few hours away, but it had none of these items and also didn't have the Trailer Tow package, which I also would have had to add.

Not sure, my insurance went down when I traded a '16 Ram in for a '23 Ranger.

Paid $32k for mine, it was 6 mos old, 7,200 mi on it. But it had added on: tinted windows, step bars, splash guards, spray in bed liner and a tonneau cover.

I'm going to remove the mousetrap thing too next time, that way I can get to it from below. My last filter was stuck and I accessed it from the top, but that's not easy or convenient.

Used motor oil lol. Smells like a 15 yr old vehicle but it was cheap. I know my grandpa used to do this up north because he wouldn't pay for Ziebart, etc. lol. You would need to reapply probably monthly on the areas that get blasted with rain/snow/puddles and the like. I only did it because...

And you as well. Drove my Ranger to MI and back, 25.3 mpg. Oiled the underside so didn't get any salt build up.

I love mine, love being able to monitor the fluid levels while towing.

Amazon has them...

Absolutely me!

It's an SC in SC! ?

Great post! I love my 2023 SC, it has been great. I do NOT miss my previous vehicle, 2016 Ram 1500, in 95k mi, I had to replace the fuel pump, water pump, exhaust manifold bolts and finally the manifold bolts broke again and it started with the knocking at idle which is the cam roller bearings...

Fortunately my mustang has the airbag replacement on the carfax report.

I changed mine out for McGuards soon after purchase. Changed them on my 2014 Mustang and a few were starting to swell and I live in the South.

Just don't be like any of these ?

My Ranger and my last three vehicles I changed out the OEM two piece to McGard solid ones.

He does a good job with engine teardowns. And good messeging about changing oil.

I think all the trailers that have double axles do. I have rented a car dolly (no brakes), car hauler like pictured (had brakes), 5x8 (no brakes), 8x10 (brakes) and a utility trailer with two axles that also had brakes. This is over the last decade btw.

I have purchased several warranties from Lombard Ford. Easy transactions.

'23 STX, 2wd 15 mi one way commute, max speed limit 55 mph, 4 stop lights. Winter 24 mpg, summer 25-26 mpg. HWY trips 27 mpg Pulling 16' travel trailer about 16 mpg