That is the way I am leaning. The OBX become my daily drivers. The Steelies with off road tires become "summer seasonal" that way. I just have to be willing to discard my perfectly good 30" base tires with only 9000 miles on them.
Saw a YouTube guy claim that his dealer told him the screws were long so they added washers. Maybe "screws are long" is a coded message which means "we mess these up a lot so we upgraded the hardware" with extra washers.
To be fair both of my girls did robotics and both started at about that age.
Also, kids these days have a much higher hourly rate. I had to pay 3 neighborhood kids (all 10 and younger), $9 to make a snowman for me. I did not have any choice. They knocked on my door and said they were gonna make...
1. I saw a video on that one and the guy scratched the bottom shelf with the sound of nails on a chalkboard with that side wall. He put a big arc of a scratch on it. Looks nice, other than that though.
2. I heard someone mention (on the official Ford one) that not just the drill but the screws...
I should have mentioned that as well. Saw a video where they were doing an install and the bottom right jack nut got messed up. In another one, the top right jacknut was loose and they needed to redo it.
I watched your video over the weekend. It did influence me to NOT install my Ford endorsed tailgate table and just eat the cost of it (for now). I really appreciate it. Where are you in that video? Looks fantastic there!
I got skills around the house. But I have never drilled into any of my vehicles. Also, the table does not seem so amazing that it is worth it.
Only 25lb capacity AND you have to drill? Why?
It has holes which are OK for hanging things on when closed, but NOT as actual table that I would have...
That looks amazing! I do dream of opening up the tailgate in Encinitas California and having a meal overlooking the beach while the sun is setting. There are probably about 20 parking spots/dirt patches that are ideal for this along the coast. Love walking by vehicles with people sitting in...
Exactly! Seems like this rushed it out. Why can other manufacturers have better tables (thinner, less rattling, and with higher load capacity) with no drilling?
I have not really thought about that! Thanks! So you are saying 17" would be better than EITHER 16" or 18"? If I get the Outer Banks wheels then those become my daily driver/winter tires, then my 16" steelies will likely get the bigger mud tires for the Summer.
Consider Carvana. They are not in great shape and I would not buy from them, but the check cleared for my Mustang at a price much higher than I was expecting with a private sale. Also, you can get a number from them by just inputting a VIN in about 5 minutes. I got exactly what they quoted me...