Tracy Bowman
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Funny…me too! ?Every time I got out the front door I see one
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Funny…me too! ?Every time I got out the front door I see one
Tell us about your work. What are you driving, what are you hauling? A few pics would be cool. That is a beautiful part of the country out there. I bet you enjoy your work.I remember seeing something about people not seeing Rangers, and some excuses/reasons for it.
Chip shortage, Bat Fever production interruption, etc.
That's not the case out here.
I pretty much run from Vegas all the way up to WA state all week. I see them everywhere! At least 10 per day. There's a bunch in SLC and ID. I've seen Ranger work truck conversions. Mostly just signage.
Just letting everyone know, they're out there. Everywhere in the Southwest and up north.
At my house it's the back door. With the camper in the driveway mine has to sit outside.Funny…me too! ?
I just returned from a trip to Yellowstone NP. I did see a few Rangers. Most were brand new. But what dominated to roads were Toyotas. Both Tacomas and 4Runners. All of them overloaded with camping gear, traction boards and rooftop tents. I’m not sure why, but many of them had aggressive off-road tires. I don’t think there is any off-road travel possibilities in Yellowstone.I remember seeing something about people not seeing Rangers, and some excuses/reasons for it.
Chip shortage, Bat Fever production interruption, etc.
That's not the case out here.
Gotta love a good Snipe hunt!Long Island, NY seems to be dominant RAM country with F-150s holding a distant second.
Other than my own truck, I have only seen one other fifth generation Ranger in the wild (at a Lowe's parking lot) in the last two months. Looking for a Ranger around here is much akin to going on a Snipe hunt.
We'll be watching' for ya!I’m starting to see more and more in my area but it seems I’m the only one waving like somebody who just saw themselves on the giant screen at the hockey game. ?