It is a 2.3. Don't think I came across any 2.7 engines in my search. Similar to the spec for my 2019 also, an XLT with all the available bells and/or whistles.
For me that makes the most sense and value. You still get the mechanical shifter in the XLT which I would prefer over the electronic in the Lariat. Not having to hard wire the brake controller in would be nice but I got mine done last summer and I'm all set. Enjoy the new rig! How many miles? Can't be much.
I agree XLT is the sweet spot. The integrated brake controller was the main thing I was after. I installed the ford redarc controller in my 19.
Just broke in!! Great find. It should serve you very well.
Way cool!**Picture Heavy**
There were no fireworks near us for the 4th (we didn’t want to get to the ones in Tucson) so we drove to Tombstone, AZ for the day which is about 90 minutes away. We’ve been there before but that was 8 years ago and it's an old western town where they still have dirt roads and have mock up shootouts at the OK Corral. They had the town all done up for the 250th celebration and had a Twilight Parade from 7-8 pm with the fireworks right after. Met a lot of great Patriotic people there and a really nice couple from Long Island, NY who we hung out with at the fireworks.
I took the backroads there because it's a nicer drive through an area that's still hasn't been built up with sprawl and is pretty desolate with a few horse ranches.
Tombstone is a very small town (pop. 1,400) and has one street (Allen St) still a dirt road and mocked up of what it looked like before the huge fire in 1882 which occurred on May 25, devastated much of the town's business district, destroying over 100 buildings.
They has a small parade from 7-8pm with a police escort which everyone was cheering and nice to see.
Fireworks were from 8:15 - 8:45 which were longer and better than the ones at the casino.
It was a good day! It was a long day because we got talking with the people from NY and didn't get home until midnight. Then I had the roast I had to get ready to go on the smoker once home. lol
Looks like a fun night. One of those characters even went full-on Curly Bill.**Picture Heavy**
There were no fireworks near us for the 4th (we didn’t want to get to the ones in Tucson) so we drove to Tombstone, AZ for the day which is about 90 minutes away. We’ve been there before but that was 8 years ago and it's an old western town where they still have dirt roads and have mock up shootouts at the OK Corral. They had the town all done up for the 250th celebration and had a Twilight Parade from 7-8 pm with the fireworks right after. Met a lot of great Patriotic people there and a really nice couple from Long Island, NY who we hung out with at the fireworks.
We went there about 4 years ago. That place is a lot of fun. On the ride back, I was thinking how nice it was to make the 300 mile trip in an air conditioned car on paved roads and not on horse back like they did 150 years ago.**Picture Heavy**
There were no fireworks near us for the 4th (we didn’t want to get to the ones in Tucson) so we drove to Tombstone, AZ for the day which is about 90 minutes away. We’ve been there before but that was 8 years ago and it's an old western town where they still have dirt roads and have mock up shootouts at the OK Corral. They had the town all done up for the 250th celebration and had a Twilight Parade from 7-8 pm with the fireworks right after. Met a lot of great Patriotic people there and a really nice couple from Long Island, NY who we hung out with at the fireworks.
I took the backroads there because it's a nicer drive through an area that's still hasn't been built up with sprawl and is pretty desolate with a few horse ranches.
Tombstone is a very small town (pop. 1,400) and has one street (Allen St) still a dirt road and mocked up of what it looked like before the huge fire in 1882 which occurred on May 25, devastated much of the town's business district, destroying over 100 buildings.
They has a small parade from 7-8pm with a police escort which everyone was cheering and nice to see.
Fireworks were from 8:15 - 8:45 which were longer and better than the ones at the casino.
I can't even imagine doing that on horseback but they didn't know/have anything different. Plus it wasn't as hot back then with no urban sprawl.
My 2019 is still at 47908! I like seeing low miles!!
Good job, Kramer! I had mine down to 12 km (7.5 miles) and I was getting a bit concerned. I think I was paying more attention to my Google Maps and info screen than I was to the road ahead.Pushed it to the limits.