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My 2020 Ford Ranger has heated cloth seats...I always thought they only offered heated seats with leather upholstery.

My 2020 Ford Ranger engine looks like this...no cowling.

It's "clear the shelves" time. i.e. I only want an AM radio and Ford makes me buy FM and satellite radio to get it. "Clear the shelves" for all the unwanted features.

Thanks for all the detailed photos. I was surprised not to see blue stitching and blue grab handles.

Here is a great link to everything you need to know about automobile antennas... https://jalopnik.com/why-cars-dont-have-those-long-antennas-anymore-1837879149#:~:text=So%2C%20the%20standard%20antenna%20size,feet%2C%20or%20around%2031%20inches.

Antennas are not that complicated...I remember just sticking some copper wire in when I was a kid (or some used a coat hanger). But, copper conducts better. The key is having the correct dipole length. If you are familiar with CB radios, extra long antennas are used and a SWR (standing wave...

I'm sure your wife will be proud you came to your senses.

The length of the antenna is determined by the wavelength of the signal being received. The FM signals are at a much higher frequency (shorter wavelength) than AM. Effective reception of AM requires a longer antenna. Stubby antennas will have little effect on FM reception. But, if not properly...

Duh...thanks.

MGV?

I like your idea on a quick-release for the rear seat (if there isn't already a quick-release).

On Jeeps it's called a stinger bar and used to help prevent tip overs on steep declines. I installed one on my 2018 JKU and it looked cool but in Florida, I never got in the situation where the decline angle warranted a stinger. I think I'll wait a bit.

Great video, editing and music!

Antimatter Blue looked black to me on the F-150 I saw at the dealership

Pee break!

Maybe I misunderstood something? It said to pull the radio and install the adapter between an existing cable connection. (Some sort of inline (serial) programmer or wiring that establishes permanent state change for the device. I was hoping for an ODBII programmer.

Thanks for the great photos...great shots of a lot of vehicle areas.

I learned early on to be careful what photo I used for my wife in my i-Phone...when her photo filled the screen when she called me one day...everything is PG now.

Thanks!

I would be more cautious...people have died from CO in their car...especially during snowstorms, etc. If I can smell exhaust in the least...I'm shutting it down. Besides...if you are so sensitive to the heat, buy a portable A/C unit.