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I ordered my 2019 Lariat without the B&O sound and without the rain-sensing wipers, so that is not part of the Lariat package. I think that if you go to the order page, it will give you all this minutiae in a list. one of the things I recall that pushed me over the Lariat line was the...

I am interested in a low-mileage set of 18" Hankook take-offs. I am located in Northern New Mexico and, for the right price, might drive as far as Denver, Flagstaff, Lubbock, or El Paso to pick them up. And I will be driving to San Jose in January 2022.

Does anyone in the New Mexico region have a set of 18" Hankook low-mileage take-offs they would sell to me?

Do the 4x4 stickers come in gold color? I have gold trim all over, pinstripes, gold "Ranger", gold calipers. For me, that would be worth doing.

I need a set of "takeoff" 18" tires. Anybody near Albuquerque, Denver, or El Paso?

I am seeking a set of 18" Hankook takeoffs in New Mexico. Anybody have a set taking up space in your garage?

I am seeking a set of 18" takeoff tires in the New Mexico area. Message me about yours for sale.

If anybody has a set of takeoff 18" tires in the New Mexico area, I might take them off your hands.

You aren't seeing the '67 Norton P11 up in front of my Commando, either.

I know that it would be quicker with 93 but it runs fine with "pool" 87 and I still have more than sufficient passing power. But if I were a few decades younger...

The engine cover is one of the reasons I liked the Lariat package. And, I HAVE used the gas funnel. It works fine.

My last truck, an '05 F150, was a lovely light tan color called, I think, Arizona Beige. I would have got that same color again of I could have. But I could not, so I got Ingot Silver. Living in NM, sun reflection was my primary impetus, followed by not showing dirt since I do not believe in...

I get between 22 and 23 every tank, on my calculator. I use 86 octane and always use the cruise city and highway. Because of our wonder enforcement personnel here, I never go more than about five over. I traded my F150 because of the 15 mpg and told my wife I would be content with 20 mpg.

Around here those are called "headache bars".

I sometimes have experienced a delay while shifting "on the fly". I now let off the gas for a moment when I shift to give gears a chance to mesh (I realize the difference between mechanical and electronic, but I am an analog guy in a digital world). Using 4x4 on wet pavement will give you some...

Kya and Chika at home at 7,400' in the Jemez Mountains. Both of these girls are rescue dogs so we can not rule out mountain goat parentage. Most roads are not just this steep, but you can see why 4x4 is essential here

I am interested in this, pending price information.

Parked next to some ponderosa pines.

This particular Norton is an 850, my '67 P11, elsewhere here, is a 750. All Nortons are Snortons.

Easy on, easy off.