Recent content by Stampede.Offroad

Making you buy more tires with insurance money sure is good for the environment. They is smart.

Get rid of your passengers, that should quiet things down.

Roof it is then. I don't imagine you could pull off mounting one on the hood like those old pizza cutters on the 60s models.

On the highway? I wouldn't want to be near you.

Neither the title of the thread or the OP's question specifies by trim, it is plausible that he or other readers who saw the thread would be unaware that the number varied by trim and year.

2 22 Badsquatch 2d

Not good and I never expected it to be. It's a flying brick. Averaged 15.9 over winter. 2-door badsquatch 2.7 lux

Most of the ones that make it to the tubes don't pay. He's said it a few times, but it's no official policy so he can still charge someone if he thinks they got stuck on purpose.

Other than Ford just having the numbers wrong on the website, 2-doors having hardtop only seems like a plausible explanation.

Pretty much. Early on when the first round of hard tops failed the explanation was exposure to moisture and sunlight. What exterior component of a vehicle isn't expected and tested to withstand sunlight and rain? If you want the core made of Ikea cardboard for "reasons" fine, but it sure as...

One weird thing that stands out is the Fed is giving up mineral rights and not receiving them on the exchanged parcel.

That was my first thought too, chlorine. I've seen the results of a leaky bottle in a wash room next to a metal shop. Rust on everything in days.

The needle is so fat it's worthless.

Too bad it's the school bus version, pretty cool otherwise.

Just snow so far. As for why -- not enough skinny pedal?