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I have the Bak F1, leaks up by the window a little, As long as my wife's luggage is dry we don't really care. :LOL:

Tony you are so correct! , for me laying down is the easy part, getting my A$$ up is the hard part!🤣

To be honest I don’t think the price is really that unreasonable for a qualified shop, it’s a four hour install minimum, took me 6 hours the first day including the LED lights ,The next day was 1 1/2 hour for the bypass switch. Check around but make sure they are qualified.

Catless downpipe from CV Fab, was a beta to the cat version. Bought this a few weeks back but going in a different direction, Works great for offroad, zero turbo lag. My wife and I used it at Hardrock this past week up in Ocala it worked great. $350 + ship lower 48.

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Hello Mike can you please add me to your list, thank you, Congrats on your venture!

I just installed these last week, there are a couple things to consider here. First when installing the linkage assembly the motors needs to be off, you have to check for binding after installing the boards then you can install the motors. I’ve seen videos where people install the motors before...

Again thank you 😊

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I Pm'd Anthony about a week ago for these mats, Everything went super smooth, thank you sir for a mint set of floor mats. Your Zero negative feedback is still intact with me my friend!...Enjoy

Who needs a Proclip……:like:

Merry Christmas everyone, please put my name in .

“ He who is without oil shall cast out the first rod “ Compressions 3:92

Thank you Tracy! My wife and I love this town as we live a few hours south. Incredible architecture and very quaint.

St. Augustine Florida

5’6 205lbs, I do the same thing, I use my hand and grab the hood edge and pull myself up.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/24-Black-Factory-Style-Lug-Nuts-M12x1-50-Replacement-for-Ford-ACPZ-1012-H/133365092686?fits=Model%3ARanger%7CMake%3AFord&hash=item1f0d2dd14e:g:3WMAAOSwgEVec-lV Would these work?

Great looking truck! My wife and I almost went with something similar before we decided on our Ranger. You could have shoehorned them all in the Ranger but nice to see you went family first!

Warwagon, it’s an adopted name from an old friends Jeep. I remember once he broke the Jeep in half and had to box it out and weld it back together. It was somewhat ratty.