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No adjustment needed on ACC. I have a 2.5" level lift and ACC works perfectly.

If they'd sell the Everest in the States, that would be my next vehicle.

I drove one of these back in the day. Never lost a pursuit.

I learn a LOT from doing my own fixes, mods, repairs, etc. I learned that it's a LOT cheaper to pay someone to do it for me. I learned that it's a LOT easier on my knuckles, joints, fingers, head. I learned that I swear a LOT less. I learned that I waste a LOT less time.

I think white on white would look pretty cool.

Exactly. The solution is simple. Wear smaller shoes.

I'll see your 65F and raise you an 82F in FL. ;) 😆:LOL:

Yeah, me too.

Ooh, that's tough. Almost time to turn off the AC. It's only expected to get to 82 f here today, with some thunderstorms. I'm glad I have 4WD.

Yeah, its been a tough winter. We got the white stuff too here in Fla. Look at the waters edge at all that white stuff. Terrible.

I'm glad that there are width choices. If only there were width options on motorcycles....

Top are the LED's, bottoms are the originals. I went with the clear lens, not the smoked.

I agrees. It looks almost as bad as this wide body kit....

I've done it. Long trip. No stops, ACC on and the Gator Tonneau installed. Edit: Oh, I should add that I run high psi on TP. Usually 38. Heck, truck was delivered wirh 45 psi, and after my last dealer service, they bumped it up to 45 psi again. TP must make the biggest mpg improvement.

3 pages of help. What more can be said? I read all kinds of "help" being offered. Some made sense, some not so much. - Call Insurance. Total truck. - Speak to Ford Customer Care - File complaint - Buy out lease - Default on payment - Get parts off assembly line Bottom line, not much can be...

Nope, not a rumor. Just checked on Snopes.

That's a young Phil on the left. 😆

Thanks. So was this car. You can do some great things with spare parts. This was one of Phil's (P.A. Schilke's) first projects as a young engineer at Ford back in 1979. Awesome car Phil. Love it in the Metallic Pea Green paint. ;) :crackup: