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I took my OBX SAS soft top through the touchless car was and had no problems and no leaks. It did not do very well cleaning the tops of the running boards but the rest was fine.

I finally got the call that my Outer Banks had been delivered to the dealership last Friday in Wheeling, WV. Only trouble is, at the time I was in Daytona and just parked my car at the speedway for a day of hot rods and junk drunkenness at the Turkey Rod Run! The worst part was that my friend...

Mine did the same thing…11/24 to 11/29

I opted to go without the tow package from the factory. I also didn’t see what color and type of interior you selected. I went with Roast cloth. Going to install a custom leather myself.

Your build looks almost identical to mine. I know of two others that are built and waiting to be shipped to Wheeling from the same build week. One would think they could load them all together and send them on their way. Our dealership is also waiting on a Raptor that has been built for three...

The electric mustang Mach E is a four door sedan. Sadly. It’s a nice looking car but I don’t like the Mustang name on it.

The vinyl used to make decals is PVC. It is produced using petrochemicals from the oil and gas industry. Over time and exposure to elements, yes, even a dry and climate controlled garage, it will degrade. How long it lasts depends on the amount of exposure to the elements. Sun on hot metal...

It all depends on what you want and your budget. I decided on the Outer Banks because I wanted the Lux package. I spend hours in my vehicle each day so I wanted the extras that came with it. If I had a 10 minute drive to work, I would have gone with the mid package. I don't need all the extras...

I have owned and restored several convertibles. As long as you care for it properly you will have no problems. I have owned ragtops from the 60's to modern day. The white ones were the most difficult to keep clean. Black is definitely more forgiving. Wash it regularly and you will be fine. I...

I’ve sat in both when out in the sun and changed my order to cloth. It was in the low 80’s and my wife almost burned her legs on the MGV. No perforation or cooling in the leather so they don’t breathe. That day made my decision easy and saved me money. I won’t miss the cup holder in the back...

OBX SAS Lux soft top in Area 51. October 5th build date unless it gets changed. Live in Paden City. Friend has the same build but in Cactus Grey. Same build date for now.

We also conveniently overlook Henry Fords business association with Hitler and his well documented anti Semitic stance prior to WWII. Henry II stepped in as a young man to manage the company and help us win the war. Another one of history’s ironic stories.

Got mine today for a 10/4 build date. Not getting too excited yet though. Too many folks have had those dates change. My build is a OB, 2.7, SAS, Lux, soft top, with roast cloth interior, and Area 51 exterior.

I had an opportunity to test drive a 2.3 with manual trans a couple of weeks ago. I was surprised at how fun it was. I didn’t run it too hard but it easily chirped the tires in 1st and 2nd gear. It was a BD 4dr. My wife was convinced and very happy that we have one on order. Shifting was short...

When I saw Area 51 in person for the first time it was on a Sport and I had the exact same reaction. It just didn’t do it for me on that vehicle. I assumed I would feel the same with that color on a real Bronco. Then, I saw Area 51 on a demo model in Columbus a couple months ago and it changed...

I’m starting with Country Roads until I run out of blacktop. Then it’s Mud on the Tires by Brad Paisley.

So happy to see the smaller companies jumping into this and I can’t wait to see what you have to offer! It is obvious that you are designing and developing your products in the US. My question is are they also made in the US? I have no problem paying more for products made in the US!

I finally got to see it for myself in Columbus yesterday. Two preproduction models so it’s still a mystery as to what we will get exactly. The dash materials did not bother me one bit. After sitting in the leather trimmed seats they reminded me of my wife’s former HHR that had leather. The flat...

Curb feelers were actually quite functional in the 50’s. Totally idiotic on a modern car. (Never liked the looks in the 50’s either but they saved an otherwise nice car from curb rash.)

My daily driver is a Challenger but my Fords are worth posting photos. I wanted to be the first to show a flathead!