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I didn't see any option about the wheel/tires size.

Welcome Alex, you're at the right place, there is no MIA here. If you could record the sound using a phone, maybe you could email it to Gary and he could post it here for you (video embedding process isn't intuitive in Nabble forum platform, but this will change in a near future since the Forum will move to InVision platform). I understand that this noise does not occur in Park position, so you'll have to drive the truck in order to record it, having someone with you would be easier.

Found this: Keychainguy And I ordered one for Big Brother

Very clean, mint condition! Is this factory vaccum reservoir?

Nice job!

Curious, my reply was sent twice. In french we say «jamais deux sans trois». Is there similar English expression? Good things come in three? So let’s go! Ok Gary, you convinced me that this Sub thing…

Ok Gary, you convinced me that this Sub thing is worth the effort. I was supposing that it was strictly for the very low frequencies, but seems that it can improve the whole listening experience. But even my radio has the Sub output, I cannot go that way before I will have replaced the 1G with my new 3G. And I am still waiting for Bob’s ammeter/voltmeter to proceed with the swap…

Ok Gary, you convinced me that this Sub thing is worth the effort. I was supposing that it was strictly for the very low frequencies, but seems that it can improve the whole listening experience. But even my radio has the Sub output, I cannot go that way before I will have replaced the 1G with my new 3G. And I am still waiting for Bob’s ammeter/voltmeter to proceed with the swap…

Oh, you met yourself. I've been there. That's something that used to happen, back in my prime, when I was coming back home so late (i.e. early in the morning) that I crossed myself in the corridor going to school. Maybe you should go to bed earlier?

Yep, really cool the keychain!

Gentlemen (and Ladies too), don't give up! We must not to cease in this effort and have to stay motivated! Just think about your Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney+, Prime Video and so on expansive monthly fees. Lot of fun and much cheaper to subscribe to this forum/library! Let's fill the second Maintenance thermometer!

Gary, at a first glance, I would say that these embedded PDF and embedded DOC files have similar behaviour. Both are showing well and have functional permalinks. Work the same way on my iMac or my iPhone 13 Mini.

I have some questions: 1- Can you post some pictures of the installation completed inside the cab? Driver side, center and passenger side, dash and controls? 2- About air outlets: Since your truck didn’t have any a/c, did you have to cut rectangle holes in the dash face? 3- Is there an “installation guide”, so you could scan it and send it to Gary, cause their site doesn’t say a lot about parts and modifications required… Thanks for that report! And, BYW, I didn’t detect any language problems.

LOL!

It had zero bid.

They say that «It was created in 1981 as part of a water storage system. Water from Mill Creek was diverted through a tunnel, and then over the landscape itself to cascade down until it reaches Ken's Lake.». Funny that they didn't name it "Fake Falls" but preferred instead to use a French word.

Gary, why don’t we accept money from robots? It’s a shame!

For those who jump here directly, here are the thermometers.

This country is just… gorgeous. Breathtaking views everywhere you look, I have no word. And what to say about this pict of Pluto! Wow! But if someday I go back there, it will be in late summer… Much too hot for a polar bear like me! Thanks so much (and special thanks to Lesley!) for sharing this trip with us!

Welcome Ryan! So, this left side driver truck will force you to have eyes all around the head while driving. Hopefully, “Sunday” is a quieter day to hit the road?

Seems that it was a temporary failure. This morning their site is back, looks working well.

How do you say… what’s the word… Oh, yeah. PROGRESS!

Jim, any picts of this Bronco?

Ah ok, now I understand the T-19 diagram! This is a so well known design weakness, they already illustrate it!

Ok Gary, you win. I am going to make an effort to expand my english vocabulary and to ban “dummy” as the word that is best describing my total lack of knowledge. I promise to use different terms, such as “neophyte”, “newbie”, “novice” or “newcomer”. Or any other “dummy” softer synonym that members can suggest.