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I have two of those as well (one which permanently holds my bed bins in place, the other to be used as necessary) but sometimes they don't quite fit the bill. I'm a moderate in all things and believe in a multi-prong approach to the majority of life's problems. Plus, they do absolutely nothing...

I fully expect stuff to still slide around, especially on the mountain switchbacks, but hopefully this will limit the bag shredding.

Yeah, 1) like @DukeCanBuildit said, it's a bit rough on the knees, which I may have abused a little in my younger days, and 2) when I'm up in the mountains, that spray-in liner will shred the grocery bags with stuff sliding around back and forth in the switchbacks, so I'm hoping that the bed mat...

I might take you up on that, although I don't know about the driving lesson part. At the moment, we're still at the "empty parking lot" stage.

Washed out the bed, installed the new bed mat, and replaced the boot on my parking brake. Bed mat was delivered wrapped up in Paw Patrol paper, which confused Thing 2 a bit. The brake boot was a bit of a PITA, because as soon as I'd get it stretched over one side of the frame (a cheap...

The day I picked it up: Where we're at: Most of my mods have been more "organizational" than anything else. - Came with what I think were brackets for a flat-towing hitch (CPO); replaced those with OEM tow hooks courtesy of @DukeCanBuildit - Molle bed panels for securing stuff to the side...

I'm most impressed with how you've managed to twist your left arm around so that you've got a second right hand. Who says you lose flexibility when you get older!

Damn, buddy, glad you're ok. Let me know if you need me & Thing 1 to come up sometime this weekend to help square things away.

TBH, I was half-expecting this to end "I put a ring on it, and 45 years later, I'm still making sure she gets where she needs to go!"

Two possible interpretations there, both equally unlikely in today's manufacturing & business reality: 1) Ford has a significantly worse product than every other manufacturer, which, let's be honest, with how much they all use the same/similar parts from the same third-party manufacturers...

My kid's response was "At least it looks funny and it'll stand out from every other Cybertruck." As for saying it looks better than the stock version, well, here's the bar on that.

Just when you thought the damn things couldn't get any worse, this just popped up on my feed: Seriously? "Can Cybertruck drive on any snowy road?" That's the best question you could come up with, Hayden Garcia (whoever you are)???

Did you perhaps nudge the knob for the instrument panel lighting with your knee by accident?

Bless your heart, honey, it's a good thing you're cute. (And yes, I know what BYH means in the South, but seeing as she's from Florida, she might not)

This came across my feed this morning, although it was dated a day old: BREAKING: The concept of mortality has officially been discontinued after Chuck Norris “passed away” yesterday at 86. Witnesses say it wasn’t so much that Chuck Norris died…it’s that reality finally gave up trying to...

New parking brake boot came in yesterday. Unfortunately, I'm away this weekend, so installation will have to wait.

To be fair, mine already had a chunk missing from it. You just widened the gap. Those Passat brackets have been working well since, though. Maybe you should have put them on True North after PEI.

Isn't that run by Sal Capone?

Happily, this particular parking lot doesn't have those nasty little speed bumps.