What did you do WITH your Ranger today?

[IdahoRanger]

Steve, @IdahoRanger , So sorry to hear about your wife. I am keeping you both in good thoughts and prayers.

Thank you Chuck @rang19ca

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[RD_Kona]

Over the weekend my wife and I drove up to Saratoga, WY (population ~1,700) for the weekend for golf, hiking, and fishing. We had a great weekend.

Day 1 - Medicine Bow NF

 

[RD_Kona]

Day 2 - Medicine Bow NF

 

[KNI]

Day 2 - Medicine Bow NF

Reminds me that I just came from the field after making the same. Trusty Ranger transporting me there and back.

 

[underwhelmed]

Drove the Ranger to the gun range and went over 60k miles on the way home.

 

[subquark]

Part two of the attic insulation. 11 sheets of drywall and one OSB to protect and support it. I guess that's 500 pounds with no correction of that awful bed rake! =p

c'mon guys, I gots my Home Depot vest on

maybe this sheetrock's lighter than the two SwingCases I took out! =D

prospect of rain got Soupie a rare chance to be in the garage =)

 

[gfitzge2]

Road Trip.
Ohio Valley Antique Machinery Show

 

[bsr956]

Participated in ServeNC, Baptist churches across the state were encouraged to do some volunteer work in the community. My church worked at a local high school power washing, tree trimming, spreading mulch & blowing off the parking lot. They really needed it & were very appreciative.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

Drove it to the 2024 Leslie Ford Classic Car Show. I posted some pics here…


https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/2024-leslie-ford-classic-car-show.30610/post-694900

 

[SonoranDesertranger]

Got my SPR UCAs and King 2.5s in. Combined with the wildtrak leaves the ride is amazing.

 

[gkostolny]

Went for a nice overnight exploring (more of) the Sierras south of Lake Tahoe, then drove home to the Bay Area via Yosemite.

 

[subquark]

With our ceiling replacement (1950's Pinex panels) and addition of insulation (none at all in our 1955 cape), there have been five (5!!!) glorious dump runs this week. =)

None photo worthy, just black trash bags, but still living the dream. However, on a dump run this morning, Soupie's Big Brother was there, an F150 Race Red Scab!

 

[DaveP]

Drove it to the local Honda dealer and traded for a new CRV. It’ll be my third Honda in as many years and I fully intend on running into the ground with many hundreds of thousands of miles as I did with others before it.

Originally was waiting for a new hybrid Mav AWD, but for the same/less money I get a (in my opinion) much nicer vehicle, especially when it comes to the interior.

I only had 27k on the Ranger, but the bucking/surging/stuttering/odd noises were just too much. It was time to move on.

Wife hated the Ranger anyways- so happy wife happy life, right?

 

[Stevedbvik1]

Drove it to the local Honda dealer and traded for a new CRV. It’ll be my third Honda in as many years and I fully intend on running into the ground with many hundreds of thousands of miles as I did with others before it.

Originally was waiting for a new hybrid Mav AWD, but for the same/less money I get a (in my opinion) much nicer vehicle, especially when it comes to the interior.

I only had 27k on the Ranger, but the bucking/surging/stuttering/odd noises were just too much. It was time to move on.

Wife hated the Ranger anyways- so happy wife happy life, right?

If it has the 1.5L turbo keep an eye out for fuel dilution. Honda bought back our 2021 CRV with only 3600 miles on it. 15% fuel dilution on the oil sample. They admitted that driving habits (short trips/engine not warming up) were the main cause. Sales manager said our salesman should have had a discussion with us about our driving habits and recommended a different vehicle. Honda has done some improvements to the 1.5L regarding this issue but it’s still prevalent. That being said they were very good about it and gave us full purchase price for it on a trade for a Passport.

 

[OrangeStreak]

Drove it to the local Honda dealer and traded for a new CRV. It’ll be my third Honda in as many years and I fully intend on running into the ground with many hundreds of thousands of miles as I did with others before it.

Originally was waiting for a new hybrid Mav AWD, but for the same/less money I get a (in my opinion) much nicer vehicle, especially when it comes to the interior.

I only had 27k on the Ranger, but the bucking/surging/stuttering/odd noises were just too much. It was time to move on.

Wife hated the Ranger anyways- so happy wife happy life, right?

When the ladies are happy, everyone's happy!...

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