I have the stock carpet... been wanting to properly protect the floor. I bought a set of cheesy ebay liners, the "perfect fit" missed the mark. I've almost picked up a set of the stock Ford Ranger liners, but to be honest the large "RANGER" standout goes against my stealthy preferred look.
The Rockford Files got me into cars.... his 1975 Firebird and his signature reverse 180!
Desert racing in Baja with my family/friends got me into trucks at an early age of 10.
Yes, Line-X does remove the tie down rings. I have the factory liner and they did not remove them. I'm sure in due time they'll look like like the coating is flaking off.
I bought one a week ago, was/is possibly skeptical after one person was unable to get his unlocked without some considerable effort. He probably got a bad one... but I'd sure hate to be stuck in a gas station with only a short number of miles remaining!
I believe you made the right purchase... the fixed panel in my EZ-Flip is probably twice as long as the Gen 3 to accommodate the torsion spring. When my EZ-Flip is resting against the cab, I lose a good 8" or 9" of bed space, where you probably lose half that much. Had I have known, I would not...
Wow, yeah, really good price. Suckers are brand new. Someone in that big city will hit this up. Although, not to be a glass half empty guy, but how many RR are in OKC that want an upgrade from std to beadlocks? Might be hard to find a customer without shipping. Even with shipping charges, dirt...
I have a pair, just took them off my 2026 XLT, no offroading, mint condition. Includes the mounting bolts. Easy Peazy installation on any Gen 5 or 6. Pick up only in Ventura CA, asking $150 OBO
Today I noticed the drivers side seat which is in it's furthest back point, is roughly 1.5" closer to the dash compared to the passenger seat. Did some searches but really came up with no exact explanation as to why. Any ideas?
I have not seen a prop rod on a vehicle since my 73 Datsun 510. Clearly we have moved far away from them. A huge step backwards in my opinion. And considering the 10s of thousands of Ranger Struts sold, Others must agree!