Recent content by ScottyC

https://nypost.com/2026/06/23/sports/espns-matt-miller-has-arm-amputated-after-horror-car-crash/ Whew - that is one messed up Bronco - the simple fact he survived is amazing.

Shipper delays also play a big part of it.....sit tight, I know you are excited, but it will get here. I ordered my 2022 in February of 2022....finally arrived July 2022....was listed as "built" in April 2022....sat waiting for transport scheduling until it finally shipped in late June 2022....

Interesting - when I had a 302 from a 1978 Ford Fairmont rebuilt and "warmed up" by the local Ford hotrod shop for my 1983 Mustang GLX convertible, they installed a later model 5.0L rumpty-rump cam in it....didn't think twice about it and when my mechanic pulled the 3.8 V6 out and dropped the...

Curious as to the Coyote V8 with a "Windsor" firing order....that seems interesting to me.

Step #1 should've been "turn the radio on"....

How about the "loud" pedal? ....and I can remember my father yelling at other (slow) drivers...."It's the long, skinny pedal to the right pal!!!!"

My 2023 Explorer Timberline had that feature as well. That is the "auto-hold" feature that will keep the brakes engaged when you come to a stop at say, a stop sign....you can take your foot off the brake pedal and the brakes will stay engaged (and rear brake lights remain on) until you press...

At issue here is the selling dealer and repairing dealer are two different places. Has the OP contacted the selling dealer to express his concerns? Don't really know. Has the repairing dealer offered any kind of "courtesy" in the repair estimate or had Ford for that matter....when I see the...

Oh look...the sky....its falling.

Don't leave home without it..... As for when you are home, call a buddy and tell him you have the coffee on.

You would think that the "nationwide tire dealer" should have a reset tool for TPMS that works on Ford and as part of the rotation, they would have reset your TPMS system to read correctly. I would ask them about it as well.

Well, you giving it a "Roadhouse" kick ain't gonna help....put me down for $4875....

When I had a Lincoln Corsair - our salutation was just a little different....

Trico or Anco has always worked well - As for retailers, I will get them from Rock Auto as they sell wiper blades for FAR less than any retailer, both brick and mortar or Amazon....even when you factor in shipping. I just make sure I am getting my order from the same warehouse so I don't get...

We had lifts, but also the bubble balancer....along with a Coats 20/20 tire changer.....first time I used it, I bent the crap out of the rim.....