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It’s kind of like driving in the UK. Under normal situations, it not a problem to figure out which side if the road to drive on. It’s when you have to react fast and lean on instinct that burns you everytime.

I’m just old I guess! I started on a mid fifties Chevy with a 3 on the tree. A dozen or two cars later all with manual transmissions, having reverse up and to the left seems off. My wife gives me the old side eye when I go to pull away going backwards instead of forwards. You’d think the...

I decided today after a bit of wheeling, I do have an issue with it. Reverse is on the wrong side. I get why they did one gate for Crawl and reverse, but dang, reverse is supposed to be on the right, not the left. Too many years of muscle memory I guess. But other than that, it was a blast!

A place to secure your canoe too!

Rowing your own boat is the only way. No issues with mine other that my Bronco Sport is confused as to why I try and depress the invisible clutch every time I go to start it. I’ll buy them until I can’t!

Here I was thinking AMB meant All Most Blue! 😎 Great color choice either way OP! Welcome to the party…..I mean forum.

Did you have any issues with your rear seatbelts flopping in the breeze? I did with the 2 door with the gunners hatch and rear windows out.

It’s the one in the far lower right! Just below 5! :cool: Sorry, couldn’t help myself. On the road, I’ll use it after about 70 sometimes. But 60/65 and below, nope.

I always assumed that’s what rumble strips were for. I’d touch them on occasion between KC and Des Moines on my non stop 20 hour trip from the TX hill country to WI. Would be there between 1 and 3pm after 12 hours on the road. I did this trip every 6 - 8 weeks for nearly 5 years.

@Middleton Motorsports looks to have started their Sunday gatherings. We had an important date at our local breakfast establishment “C’s” so we couldn’t stop. Lots of nice vehicles and bikes. It’s a good thing!

I got it on my way home from Granger after picking it up and never since. Algorithm must be based on time, speed and steering wheel movements . I was taking it easy and probably still looking at everything except the road ahead of me!

I think the only issue with waiting is besides the price going up each year, I don’t think you get the same price at 3yrs/36k miles as you do when it’s less than 1 yr/12k miles. I’m sure @Zach@Granger can chime in here with a more intelligent answer than I can provide.

Look at the Granger $25 over cost deal for the Ford ESP plan https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/ford-bronco-extended-warranty-25-over-cost-granger-ford-payment-plans-available.37719/

She does all the time. She keeps her’s in her purse. Since I don’t carry a purse, it’s easier for me to keep a pair permanently in the vehicle. The spot behind the shifter meant for a phone fits mine perfectly. I should mention for those that don’t know, the space in front of the shifter is...

Fortunately, I only need one pair handy! No need for four pairs for me. But the area in front of the shifter can hold four as well. Just not as perfect as the spot behind the shifter I assume was meant for a phone.

Manual transmission for the win! Again! :cool:

Nice, I’ve be I’ve been looking for a RR 2 door. Might have to resto mod one of my 1/18 scale RR WT versions.

A little history. My father worked for Carlite for 15 years. He was with Ford for over 35 but only about 15 with the Carlite division. He was with Motocraft and Autolite before that. He got my brother involved in the glass business in the late 60’s and he ended up owning his own store and...

I guess it depends on the definition of a unicorn. Personally, I’m ok with it having a horn, but a purple mane and rainbow tail, nah…..I’ll stick with Race Red with a white tail!