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That reminds me, have you started bringing packets of emergency coffe with you? Like those Starbucks singles or Folgers coffee bags?

I blame the guy who decided to change the mission goal from long lasting to more trendy.

Wait. Didn't you and Jill have a side discussion in one of your reviews about how you couldn't find a decent cup of coffee in that area?

I'm gonna be honest here. I was introduced to Overlanding way back in the 80's by The Turtle Expedition adventures in Four Wheeler magazine and they never used anything as light as a tent. Here's a picture of their rig.

They are building a Tim Hortons, a Canadian restaurant, right on the edge of North Port, Florida. (Southwest part of the state) Given how many Canadian snowbirds we get, I can see it working well but it brings up a sore subject for me. If Tim Horton's can make the logistics work to bring this...

But is it car wash proof?

You guys are way off. It's Cotton Candy Blue. It's also perfect for a long term tester for Tim. His eldest will LOVE it!

Your comment about water testing rang a bell. Back in the early to mid-Nineties, I worked at a carwash close to many automotive companies and they would bring in various test mules for cleaning as well as testing for water leaks. Saturns, Cadilac Caters, the Chrysler LH cars are the ones...

Now I want to know how many emails.

Thanks for the update. I ran a forum before, and you are absolutely right. This place will take off! It will take time since it is growing organically and the fact that forums are the quiet part of the net nowdays. It's a great adventure and I've met some awesome people here.

That's kinda what I figured. I guestimate maybe 10% result in purchases but was hoping for hard numbers. Oh well.

People who reserve one before the factory is ready and then purchase the truck when they start coming down the line.

Does anyone know the percentage of reservations to purchases when it comes to cars and trucks?

I just watched the video. Congratulations! I have a humble suggestion. Since you have the RHO and the Ranger and they both can technically tow the camper, maybe do a comparison test showing how much harder the Ranger is working to pull it vs the RHO. 0-60, mileage, transmission temps, and...

I can't wrap my head around the fact that my 14 year old Ranger with 125,000 miles on it has a better frame and body than these F-150s.

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Ford put all their vehicles in distribution hubs for a while? Maybe it sat there and the area flooded? 🤷

Nice!

It means it can be fixed. That's good.

Confusion isn’t good for any business Except for escape rooms.

I want to hear the news, both good and bad. I'm also very curious if Ford raised the price of the Ranger the same amount as the Maverick to keep a price difference. (I didn't think to check and record prices before and after the tariffs took place.)