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I went into a Benjamin Moore store when I was still in SF. I wanted a gallon of some enamel (oil based) in a color that matched one we used when we remodeled. The guy pulled up a quart and I said, "oh sorry, I needed. gallon", he said, "you will have to go out and come back 3 more times". :(

A friend just ordered one. Her's must be something a little off the beaten path as it won't be here until late November. She was shopping all electric but the more she looked and asked questions, the more she gravitated to PHEV.

Right, it is always business. California isn't anti people, just anti business, oh and guns, and of course petroleum products and.... Well, just not anti people. Oh and if you friend puts that illegal thing/tune/whatever on his car, not that as well... :)

I think I will stick to Mary's advice on this one.... never google anything you don't know the answer to... :)

I have that one as well. No leaks, about 10 minutes to install, very easy to remove and reinstall when you want access to the full bed with no limitations. No leaks. Not as slick as the more expensive flat Back Flip Models but fine for my needs.

Some of us are old enough to remember the original pet rock. The guy that created and launched the idea made a bundle. He took some of the money and opened a very successful bar in Los Gatos CA. My first time there was our first stop on our third date with my wife. The rest, as they say, is...

Ha, no, the air cargo outfit, but the company was named after those guys. In fact, I think the first pilots were all ex-FT veterans and maybe even had a stake in the company. I just noticed the air cargo business in @FusedLogic's sig line.

Especially when they pencil out as break even or better, the day you get them installed...

Some poor schmuck just bought every cover online available and is planning his retirement on some private island. Then disaster strikes when some guy in South Korea starts getting them punched out for $8/pc... :headbang:

A buddy of mine flew for Flying Tigers back in the day. He had a lot of very colorful stories to share. ;)

The good news it appears the ones the OP got were too short, versus too long... ;)

Both Rockauto and Autozone list 90495

I think installing this on a non-Lariat is a good idea. May be a good way to tell if you have an experienced mechanic. When he opens the hood, if he says, "wait what?" and then goes around to the side to see if it says Lariat... :) I ordered one.

Best deal and the price on the hardware, while still insane, is less insane. :)

In the future, people won't say "the rich get richer..", they will say, "the rich spark plugs don't crack..." :)

Just use 2019 Lariat as the vehicle and it will be all good. You know, you might want to delete the quoted post. You are going to start getting solicitations to come to work as a parts counter guy... ;)

I have had good luck with all my orders save one. I ordered some AMP power steps and the estimated time for delivery at time of order was quite good, maybe a week or two from time of order. Unfortunately, clearly the original estimate was inaccurate as I get an email from your firm stating it...

You have the wrong plug. The right number for that plug is NGK 90495.

I generally use some heat along with the blows of the hammer. Steel expands more slowly than cast iron or aluminum.

Don't try and make sense of it. It really isn't about assisting EV sales, even one's built in America. It is just political gadgets, gadgets that can be counted on to reliably get votes to assure their gig is safe, that's it. Both sides of the aisle count on the divide things like EV credits...