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So I'd glossed over past Ford Accessories Tool Roll discussions here but seeing this thread, and having recently played "fetch that tool"® just a few too many times, has me paying more attention this time. Seems like a decent enough start, nothing will ever meet everyone's needs unless they...

For an extra $500 my dealer applied a 7-year ceramic coating to my TB. I have to go in every 6 months to have them wash it with a special ceramic throttle body wash (only $49/ea) but it looks awesome, totally worth it!

I think this may be part of the value of speed clips here.

Your question is a little unclear. Totally stock there are no wheel spacers. Are you contemplating replacing the stock wheels and want/need to adjust due to different backspacing/offset dimensions? That's normally when spacers enter the discussion.

When I was a kid, and the Snake and the Mongoose were duking it out on the drag strip, my friends and I collected stickers like this. We wrote letters to STP, FRAM, Hooker, etc. saying we were fans and politely requesting stickers or similar swag. We traded them like baseball cards - I remember...

Mine fit. First time is tricky but once you get the hang of it it's not so bad. I've voiced this before on other threads on this forum on this same topic but the Youtube video by the gentleman with the 2DR was invaluable to me in visualizing how the tops fit. Well worth the ~10 minutes or so IMO.

I have the same one, works great and, as you say, simple and cheap. Forget about those silly proprietary bags they'd like you to buy, just repurpose small drug store bags and what-not.

My IAG steps arrived today, just 2 days after ordering them on Thursday. Packaging is perfect and I'll be installing them later today. I'm tempted to just install the one on the passenger side for my wife but figure there's still value in the extended reach for roof/windshield/hood access it...

Those are some darned sharp photo's! What phone/camera did you use?

That's the 3-tone wiring option, supposed to be an upcharge over the standard 2-tone.

Looks good, good job.

Not nearly as effective as disconnecting the front brake lines.

Kicker's LX series are a big step up with a lot of feature/function at competitive price points. I'd guess that 1300.7 unit would address a lot of typical Bronco setups with a single, albeit large, device. Don't see anybody mounting that bad boy under their steering column, though, LOL.

All the catfish follow you home. :wink:

I'm not really sure - would help if you could maybe cut and paste what you believe the lie to be. I simply cut and pasted from the build site that indicated a sub was part of the base, other than that I'm not following you.

I came here thinking this was about bolts exposed to winter roads, so disappointed! :wink:

Good idea! Which molle panel is that, FoMoCo?

Some people think I'm a dreamer but I'm not

Realistically speaking, I'll have moved onto another plane before this becomes a problem. :ROFLMAO: