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6.25% on 03 February of this year with an 821 Experian credit score, but budgeted to pay the F-150 off 10 months early and the Bronco a year early. I'll refinance once the 150 is paid off next year if interest rates are lower.

A manual brake would be better. Like many I still park it in 1st gear as well.

There is no drunk sensor in the '24 BBs. Not that I've driven it drunk, nor intend to (paying that much for a 4x4 to make sure I get home when creeks flood the 2 lane FM ...Farm to Market road for non-Texans), but also not saying that I'd trust my dog breath not to set one off the next morning...

Folks that have been turning wrench on Fords since the 90s will understand this and it's to get everyone's thoughts about it. I suggested to Ford the they revive the 300 straight 6 as an Ecoboost, with the reliability of the original, but with the ability of the Ecoboost line (my '16 2.7...

When I was a teenaged machinegunner in the Marine Corps in the 90s, we would discuss the problem of not having enough rounds in our armory to dispatch every Chinese soldier in uniform. Even though we fought elsewhere, we didn't need a "know your enemy" briefing to know who the enemy was. So none...

When I was a teenaged machinegunner in the Marine Corps in the 90s, we would discuss the problem of not having enough rounds in our armory to dispatch every Chinese soldier in uniform. Even though we fought elsewhere, we didn't need a "know your enemy" briefing to know who the enemy was. So none...

If I saw a woman driving one like this without a ring on her finger, the next stop light I get stuck beside her at would be expensive from the engagement ring I buy and the gas I burn trying to catch back up to her. Any woman that drives a rig like that is a keeper.

Remember folks, when you get the mailer about how your warranty is about to expire on your Bronco (none of the 6th Gens are that old, much less my '24 that I picked up 3 weeks ago and added a 7yr/75,000 warranty to)...it makes an excellent lighter for the burn pit....use it accordingly.

This past Monday afternoon I replaced the factory Bridgestone Dueler highway tires with 5 BF Goodrich All Terrain KO2's. It rides just about as smooth as it did with the factory highway tires I sold to a buddy for his ranch truck at $30/each with 394 miles on 4 of them.

Larry, I only have 500 miles on my '24 BB and haven't driven it up the side of mountains with 50 degree inclines like a lot of guys on here have, but the first time I got home from the dealership (when he still had the highway tread Bridgestone factory tires) I had to test the 4WD on ground that...

Excellent idea.

Well done sir, well done indeed. Congratulations on your retirement and as a Marine, I thank you for keeping our army brothers battle ready for 3 decades.

To keep it simple to understand, an A-10 Warthog brings enough firepower to keep folks on the ground alive. That's your southern translation.

Perhaps you're up north brother. There are quite a large number of us in the south who've heard shots fired while in uniform and associate 'Warthog' with duty and (coming from an infantry perspective) something we're glad is on our side.

"Miniature" for the 2dr? Hell no! "Buck", "Bull", even "Clydesdale" in a bind for lack of creativity, but miniature....no sir!

Even the civilians associate Warthog with a tank killing machine from an era when America's military was trained to fight rather than the lump of emotional mush it's become. Warthog is a positive thing to those who remember.

Nah!

Happily down south I'm part of the Eruption Green Metallic, 2dr, manual mafia

2dr manual. If I'm ever up north I can steal your rig and drive it naturally. All groovy!