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Fortunately my dealer always gives me a free loaner on any service. They don't advertise it but if you ask they do it. They strive for excellent service and have been chosen Car Dealer of the year for the last 4 years by the people of our city.

Backing the truck into a dealers lot is a great idea...you can get out of there quickly when the finance guy puts the pressure on...

Looks like Looks like he/she is ready for some Chewy!

I agree. The F-150's are too large for my purposes.

Nice. I bought my 2011 Ford certified with 12K on it. It had the 5 speed automatic and shifted as smooth as butter...it might have been a great tranny for the 5g's considering all the issues that are occurring with them.

I had a 2011 Ranger (4.0) too and loved it (trouble free)...how did you like yours? Around 41K when I traded it in on the 5g.

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Classics!

I always keep the miles to empty notification below on so I don't slip up and get too low on gas. If I do decide to go to the low warning light to get out as much old gas as possible its only when there's a station near and I can immediately fill up and not go below that.

My standard practice is at 1/4 but occasionally will go until the low fuel warning notification comes on (as long as there's a station nearby) just to get rid of as much old gas as possible.

Duke, I'm waiting for someone on this site to start a gofundme account so I can get a new Tremor... ?‍♂️ Kent @Radioman has committed 2.00 toward one so only $59K to go... :handsinair:

I like that these give a notification of their on/off status at start up...

Roadrunner at Sprouts this morning...looking for a natural/organic food handout... :please:

Thanks Doc, 1999 Mazda branded B4000.

I've been told but can't find a source to confirm it that a good reason for backing in against a curb (which I should practice anyway) is that it can help deter a thief from stealing your cat? A good experiment would be to back up a Ranger against a curb and check if the clearance has...

I do the same...always try to park on the outside perimeters of a lot (if it is safe) to get some extra exercise by walking.

One of the reasons I take the truck in for the scheduled maintenance and inspections is that the service dept. can catch faulty things that are replaceble under warranty. Was on a service visit with my 1st Ranger and they discovered that the cat was defective and had just a few miles left...

Is that Tonto in the passenger seat?