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That is fantastic! Too bad it's not for a 5' bed. You wouldn't happen to know what their average turnover is on the clearance section? I kinda need a cover sooner than later, so I don't want to wait for a year. So you peek at it now and again to know how often new merch comes through?

Does your Diamondback do a good job with keeping out water? Does it attach via clamps?

Not universal as in "I've size fits all" but it's a common design used for all trucks and just resized. The issue with Rangers that I've been reading is our bed rails seem to be more shallow, so clamps sometimes don't work well. So a design philosophy that's used historically for many trucks...

For reference, the Diamondback HD is about $2500 shipped to me.

Yeah I've looked at those too, it's just hard to tell how well those "universal" designs work on the Ranger. So much info on F150 and Silverado, so little with ours

My Ranger is my first truck, so I know little about the details of tonneau covers. I love a pretty active lifestyle and like most "western" states, theft crimes is high in my area. So I want a hard cover. I would normally want a cap, as my dad always had those growing up, but up here, they are...

Following for results. I'm considering a hard trifold as full caps/toppers are insanely expensive where I live.

I don't know if anyone mentioned it yet... But the Supercab interior is smaller than the Supercrew.

That's why I went to it. Honestly, I pulled the antenna for like 3 weeks and I got fine radio reception with just the shark fin and no antenna. Then again, I normally do Pandora on my phone

I IS GOOD MEKKANICK!

So here's an unplanned mod: salt lick. Anchorage uses light road salt in the city. Since my wife and I both commute into town, our vehicles do get a light dusting of salt over this bitter cold winter season. So last night I got home from work to see two bull moose "nibbling" on my wife's...

Normally the biggest issue with Subarus in snow is their drivers. Alaska here: My wife has a Renegade with studded Firestones (mediocre at best) and I have the Tremor with studded Hankooks (fantastic) with sandbags. The AWD Renegade is better for daily driving. Except for one thing, and...

Just drop the frame off the body then remove axles. I'd rather go the long way around.

450# of sand bags or approx 22.5 cases of Busch in the bed will level her out good and proper.

Mustang club is a way people go. I bought up a bunch of Ford stock during the "Covid crash" to quality for X-Plan as well. I think you only need it for 6 months and they only need X-Plan info when you get it. But their stock is super high, so that's not a good option. Look into the mustang...

1. If you're ordering, go XPlan. That's the only way I got a good deal in this market. 2. Tremor Lariat over XLT might be worth it for leather seats and push button start. 3. Used car market may have slowed down to here quite a bit. 4. Whatchu want for that cap?

Ok new gangs... Sheetz over Wawa Seafoam over Lucas Let's rumble...

Form your alliances boys... -premium gas -synthetic blend oil -no tailgate damper Come at me

I had an OME suspension on my XJ Cherokee. By far the superior suspension. And I love my Tremor Fox set up. I'd be curious if anyone has a comparison between these premium set ups... Emu ? vs Fox ?.

2021 Ranger Tremor Dealer ordered my truck in April Took delivery in October That's to the best of my memory, at least. Have fun, the wait sucks.