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Page one Tracking Sheet just went blank too…….anyone else?

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Very nice build and mods. Very close to mine yet to be delivered. Thanks for the write up!. one question….why don’t Ford mudflaps rear fit Badlands?

Thanks for that! Happy Holidays to all at Koverz

JK…great site with SOME great folks.

….and they found what?

So many people here extrapolating from an N=1 event to the end of a model, to the end of FOMOCO, to the end of the world. Come on people……really?

Pretty nice….looks ALMOST white. 😉

The classics never go out of style…….WHITE!

….based on what information?

Should’ve GONE two door.LOL

I’ll need one of the tables for my Bronco….also interested for my LR Disco 1 if I might ask the dimensions.

….would also directly ask the servicing dealer what, if any, codes were thrown. I suspect a brake booster failure would throw a code and be at least somewhat diagnostic.

Right….I’m just trying to calm down the masses here somewhat by explaining what a brake BOOSTER failure means. I’m in no way suggesting that FOMOCO not address this issue.

Here’s an exercise and a possible teaching opportunity for everyone: with no traffic or obstacles about, and sitting on a substantial hill or incline, without starting your vehicle, put it in Neutral, allow to roll and apply brakes - this is unboosted brake function.

Brake boosters should be, and all are AFAIK, designed in such a way that in the event of a booster failure there is still unboosted brake function, that will by definition require more pedal pressure but still apply braking to the wheels. With that in mind, have to ask OP if there was any effect...

On the subject of corrosion protection, coming from the General Aviation world I plan to use CorrosionX - much less sticky, easier to apply, smells pretty good (LOL). Some may see the less sticky as a downside but it seems to creep and penetrate everywhere water and brine might. On my airplane...

….while you’re at it think hard about jacking points on a Bronco. A good bottle jack will be in my Bronco. The HighLift gets used for pulling T-posts on the farm.

….just keep in mind gasoline weighs 6.3 lbs/gal. (water even more)

Hang in there. The award is in process.