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I’ve done some remote travel as well. This is in Botswana...

I’ve been looking too. I will have to talk to a dealer to get the specifics but I think this Leer cap might have the capacity to hold a rtt http://www.leer.com/100RCC Or this from A.R.E. https://www.4are.com/product/hd/

I wonder what country that’s in. It’s a right hand drive truck...

That is a sweet set up! I’d take one just like the pictures except delete the bar behind the cab.

I think those guys posting above 25 mpg must be driving two wheel drive trucks. It would be really helpful when you post to indicate what drive system you have... Also, most parts of the US are using winter blends of gas and when they switch over to their summer blend your mileage should...

then you might want to check out what Alu-Cab a South African company with a long history of building quality overlanding gear has come up with... http://alu.cab/en/alu-cab-canopy-camper

Just watched the new video of their trip from LA to Denver and their combined highway mileage was a miserable 19.5 MPG. They were going uphill, gaining several thousand feet which I would have thought might be responsible for a 2 mpg difference. They also did not include their off-road trip...

It will be interesting to see what TFL shows in their video tomorrow from their road trip from CA to CO..

I would suggest that you check your tire pressure when the tires are cold to be sure they correspond to the door sticker. I can’t tell you how many vehicles i’ve bought new where the tires were overinflated and the ride was very harsh.

^^^ You da man! Thanks.

Got a link to the site? I couldn’t find it. Thanks.

So how do we find the actual invoice price on the truck and various options so that we can calculate what our X Plan cost should be? Is there a pdf somewhere?

Having rear drum brakes in this day and age is just stupid...that went out in the 70’s...

What many in the Super Duty world do for the guys who tow a lot is to buy the Ford finned aluminum cover which retains the stock size, shape and capacity but will allow the oil to cool faster. It’s also significantly cheaper than the aftermarket, and is covered under the OEM warranty !

BDS made the suspension kits for many of the trucks at SEMA and from what I understand will have it for sale shortly.. http://bds-suspension.com/blog/?p=17021

There is a guy who apparently works for Ford and commented on the development of the Bronco in the sister forum to this one @ https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/index.php?threads/u725-2021-my-ford-bronco-information.579/ In his comments he also posted this about the new Ranger: The next Ranger...

I think we’ll have to wait a few months...maybe August/September before we start seeing average dealers start to discount. Remember this is a new vehicle and the ‘BUZZ’ around this truck is pretty loud so we’ll just have to wait until the dealers each have a couple dozen on their lots and are...

I thought I’d start a thread on what kind of discount people are able to get and where they’re getting them at. For instance if you’re able to get 5% off MSRP at dealer x then please tell us about it. I know some people may be eligible for X plan pricing or similar so let us know about that as...

Here's the link to the video I was referring to...it has a diesel.

^^^^ I think that's the same one seen testing in the US. There's a video of it in a McDonalds parking lot. It had a Diesel engine. Personally, I would like a diesel but Ford seems adverse to it and if that's the case I can easily see the 2.7l Ecoboost being put in there. Remember the Ranger...