Looks like FunTreks "Guide to Colorado Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails". That one concentrates on trails South of I-70, they have a "Northern Colorado" edition as well.
I recently installed the Wolfbox as well. With the topper on my truck the view in the stock mirror was all ready limited, and many times the bed was full and the mirror was totally useless.
I also pull an off-road camper frequently and have no rear view then.
So…I mounted an additional camera...
I was born and raised in Denver, lived a couple other places in CO and went to school in Boulder. Living in an old historic neighborhood in Denver for a while now.
Spent a fair amount of time around both Leadville and Steamboat, very different sort of places but both beautiful. The pic in my...
If it were any other place then Arkansas! Sorry about that.
But welcome to the States none the less. You clearly have the best combination of a stock Ranger.
Mountain biking? You need to come out to the mountains! Bought my first “real” mountain bike in 1983, a Stump Jumper ordered through the...
Living in Denver and camping throughout the Rocky Mountains (from Montana to New Mexico), pulling a camping trailer up and down the hills is about all I do with it. Mine tops out at just over 5700 pounds and the Ranger pulls and stops it with very little trouble. I've had a reoccurring problem...
You guys are all talking tow capacity (all though some incorrectly). The OP said “max tow package”, which implies some sort of addition equipment provided by the factory that maximizes the trucks capabilities. Equipment I was afraid I might be missing out on.
It shows the "pitch" and "roll" angles of the truck while off roading. Not exactly a gimmick, but not that useful either. The times when I need to know that info, I'm too busy trying not to roll over to bother looking at the instrument cluster.
I'm going to chalk this one up on the side of the ledger that has...tailgate too high, truck lists to the drivers side, weld splatter on the muffler, etc...
Jesus Christ, what some people have the time to worry about.
I moved the keypad to the inside of the fuel door. It doesn’t scream to the bad guys that the keys might be inside the truck.
I’ve lost my keys in a pretty remote area while hunting once. No cell service so Ford Pass would have been little use. Hunting, fishing, hiking, skiing…just leave the...