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That looks Great!!!

Why?……..The Braptor is a finely tuned machine! Just sayin.

If it is indeed overheating causing the cut out, which from what you’re describing is the case, it could be due to your chosen mounting location. I didn’t see you mention where it is mounted, but that would be my unprofessional first guess. All amps heat up when operating, mounting it in an area...

I just looked at the link you attached, the customer pics of it mounted have center speaker and power points. So I would assume it will fit correctly

I would say you should have no problem selling it at that price. IMO you have it priced to sell. Good luck!!👍🏼

$65,000….I’m seeing newer model year Braptors with less miles for similar price your asking…..seems a bit steep to me. True they may not have the mods yours has, but as others have said, you’ll hardly ever be able to recoup mod costs when selling unless buyer is head over heals for the mods

Hopefully disconnecting and reconnecting battery will resolve your issue. Please keep us updated.

Im pretty sure they are the stock black Raptor mudflaps but against painted gloss black flares and sun reflecting off of them are making them appear a lighter color. If you look at the back edges of the black door handles, they also appear to be light grey but they too are black. Just sayin!!

I didn’t see you mention if any aftermarket stereo equipment or the such has been added. Or if the center trim covers have been removed and replaced for some other mods. My initial suspicion would be that a connection or connector was vibrating apart(why it was working intermittently for awhile)...

Interesting……couple days ago I had just parked at home and 2 hours later I started it and got a multitude of messages along with the Powertrain malfunction and wrench. Drove fine to my destination, turned off, and when restarted everything was normal wrench gone, been almost a week no issues but...

I’m in Fountain Hills and from what you say it sounds like our water comes from the same source. I use Griots products also. With polisher the water spot remover works ok on light water spots and does seem to require some extra effort. You may be better off using their correcting cream or...

Looks like the stars have aligned and Fate has found the 2 of you. That’s great!!

Ya I became a true believer first time I washed a vehicle here in AZ. We have extremely hard water combined with high heat and no humidity water spots instantly formed. I had tried some of the water spot removal solutions and they did reduce the stains but ultimately still had to polish them...

Kind of looks like soap residue sun dried with hard water before you were able to dry it off with towels. Have you tried rewashing say one area and rinse to see if it reduces at all. If not you may need to clay and polish to get it off. Our water here in AZ is so hard it makes washing a vehicle...

Hmmm…. “Infotainment is subpar, hasn’t changed much in last 10 years”….Interesting comment since 6G Broncos only came out 4 years ago, so not sure what you’re referring to. Could have gotten a Bronco with a V6…. If you hate coming to a Ford forum to talk about Toyota or Jeep, then why did you...

I can’t imagine the dealer won’t fix it under warranty being a brand new rig. Does sound to me to be a wheel out of balance. I have had a brand new tire cause similar problems and turned out the tire was outside limits when doing a Force Road test. Do Canadian Ford dealers not warranty New...

Hard to see…but they are fine cracks so far. Dealer took pics for documentation so I can cover with tape if wanted. I told him I would like to wait and see if any other part of top starts cracking before warranty expires and then just replace whole thing I’m hoping. Don’t want to have to do it...

Arizona….‘21 2dr 17,000 miles …..no cracks ‘23 Raptor 13,000 miles small crack on mid panel

Welcome and congratulations!! I think you’ll feel a notable difference with on road performance for sure. Glad you were able to get a good deal after waiting so long.

Exactly….have new bolt welded onto stud that’s left and use tap/die to cut threads. Far less than $1000 bucks.