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Update to this: I had taken my Ranger in when this first started happening which was before my warranty was up. The person who saw it said that it's tough to nail down electrical stuff so I may need to leave the truck for several days or longer. I told them that wasn't an option so they said to...

I used to have a blue '77 step side. It looked identical to the one they drove in the original Red Dawn. Roll bar and everything. https://ccdiscussion.com/t/1978-chevy-k10-cheyenne-stepside-from-the-movie-red-dawn/8171

I am definitely looking forward to that GT! I just rewatched Ford vs. Ferrari last week.

I like the cut of your jib, sailor.

Man, how did I miss this thread?!? I grew up on Lego sets and I'm still addicted to them! Luckily, I have 3 kids that I can use as excuses to buy more and more sets. I can't even guess how many sets we've collected over time. My 9-year-old LOVES Technic sets so we got him the Jeep last Christmas...

I don't think I've ever seen a post from Phil that I didn't enjoy. ?

Possibly related, maybe not: I have had problems with my trailer monitoring system going crazy. It will tell me I have a trailer attached (spoiler: I don't) and then that the trailer is disconnected, then that the turn signals on the trailer aren't working, then that the blind spot detectors are...

FWIW, I drove a Colorado for about a year for work and I didn't like it. Not only were the seats hard, the floor is so high that I felt like I was sitting on the floor with my feet straight out in front of me.

I am now dealing with this. I thought it was in the cab but it has something to do with the box. If I lift up on the box at the wheel well on the driver's side and let it back down over and over, I get a sound like a glass bottle rubbing on a styrofoam cooler. It's really loud in the cab and I...

I just did a quick search and the Duralast replacement bushings at Autozone also have sections missing.

Man, I see good and bad here. There are definitely A-holes who drive like idiots and put people at risk for no good reason, but there are also people who have an actual emergency and need to move quickly. If I have a chainsaw-meets-body accident and need to rush to the ER, I don't want Ford...

I decided to check just for shiz and giggles. My 2019 Lariat MSRP was around $42k. Current private party value with ~40k miles is $39k. Of course, that doesn't include the upgrades such as my swing case and tailgate damper. The damper alone adds dozens of dollars.

If I may ask, what level of coverage did you choose?

Yesterday I was driving home and realized my compass was rotating at a constant speed even though I was driving in a straight line. It did this for at least 10 minutes. When I turned a corner, it worked fine. I searched online and it sounds like several models have random problems with the compass.

There are people who believe this actually happened. I'm not joking. Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure some of them also believe that we never made it to the moon and it was done in a movie studio. Not sure how they make those two things work together...

My understanding is that the outlet isn't always powered on. It's only on while the engine is running and then another 20 minutes or so after the truck is off. Someone please correct me if this isn't right.

I installed these lights from Amazon last night. Getting the OEM lights out was the hardest part. I used a small flat head screwdriver and some patience. I'll just echo what everyone else is saying, these make a huge difference.

Currently have over 37k on my Hancooks and they still look like they have plenty of miles left. They're rotated at every oil change, FWIW.

I used to live in Salt Lake City. Being from Iowa, I made many trips through Wyoming and there was ALWAYS a storm between Cheyenne and Laramie, no matter what season.

You could buy and install an old small diesel and make your own biodiesel with the fry grease from McD's.