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Or maybe that IT twerp @Buttercup.the.bronco hangs with decided to expand his trollin’ operations to the rest of us.

Do this but replace his car number with yours. Just paste the string into your dialer. Mute your mic. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/%F0%9F%9B%A0-1-3-22-build-week-group.27813/post-1123241

Definitely the way to go. Pro tip: Muting after dialing helps prevent extraneous background noises from confusing it.

This works really well.

I like the design a lot and look forward to the V2/V3 renders. If I had to guess, I’d say the V3 is likely to suit my needs best, but look forward to some imagery. Plain black for me. Cost will matter.

I was today years old when I experienced Printer Envy for the first time.

Outstanding photo.

so…did it? (and this seems like a very appropriate use of “pix or it dint happen.”)

No it’s not.

A termite goes into a pub and asks, “Is the bartender here?”

Yeah, it had a name like Beefy Onboard Optical Balance System or something IIRC.

You would be if you wanted a stick shift. (I absolutely agree with the entirety of your remarks. But short of Badlands, Ford forces a choice between the manny tranny or the safety tech. It’s very irksome.)

Best piece of safety equipment available is between the driver’s ears. Don’t text. Don’t tailgate. Eyes on path. Check mirrors. Own it and drive deliberately and you’ll be good. I would’ve loved to get all that safety tech in my bronco, but not at the cost of a $10k jump to a Badlands...

I hear it’s awful and most people who get it quickly wish they hadn’t.

Better than using screwdrivers or fingers most of the time. A smaller and cheaper set (5-6 pcs) from Harbor Freight has worked fine for me.

Excellent photo.

@ADV Fiberglass, I'm glad you're working this and definitely hope for a successful product here, but - life being about the journey and not the destination - if you people haven't turned these Monday threads into a drinking game of some kind yet, you're missing a team-building opportunity...