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This system is currently in the Ranger. It seems to be much like Toyota's crawl control, with strong efforts made to make it quieter and smoother.

That's harsh. What would Ford have to do to impress you?

I think this offering effectively targets what the largest volume of people want from a level 2 off road package in a SuperDuty. Well done Ford.

Really? I can't say I've been following Colorado news as closely as I used to, but this is the first I've heard of bent frames on Colorados.

No doubt. The owner knows he "sent it" too far on that jump, but he is still out there wheeling that same truck in the desert, and it has not folded in half yet. There are many more videos of the ZR2 posted on the channel since that video was posted.

I have no idea what happened to bend the frame like that. If it is a serious manufacturing defect, it's not a common one. If you can jump the truck 4ft in the air, or tow 5,000 lb down the road, I would not let this isolated incident affect my buying decision. However, I would also not do...

$300 for a Yakima roof box? I googled it, and the first thing that came up was a Rocketbox Pro for $699.99 CAD. I know things are more expensive here in Canada, but its seems even a roof box costs more than your expectation.

There are a lot of "testimonials" on the Ranch Hand website. https://www.ranchhand.com/blog/testimonials/

Lately, my wife and I have been dreaming about getting her a Wrangler. She cares more about the Alpine audio and paint colour than lockers and sway bar disconnects, as she would only use it for on-road driving, as many buyers do. Myself, having an interest in off road driving, was initially...

What an amusing interaction.

Great trade going from the JL to the JT for towing an Airstream. Happy Camping!

I drove a midsize GMC Canyon for 6 years, but in October of last year, sold it and bought a full-size Sierra. Mid-Size -Smaller, and lighter makes it feel more fun / sporty around town. Parking is easier. -Off road, it fits where bigger trucks do not, and gives you more breathing room on...

I'm not sure what link you clicked, but I see nothing but a very capable, insanely fun Gladiator. Evo put that together really quick!

That's terribly sad Colin. I'm sorry to hear your family had to go through that pain. Rest in Peace Tasha.

Come for the slim young blonde, stay for the awesome wheeling content, fun personalities, and cute dog. I love the LiteBrite YouTube channel.

pokes head outside Yup, seems like spring to me. The scent of mud is in the air.

In my teardrop, I don't have an inverter, but in rare cases, I camp on campsites that do have 120V AC hookups. With 120V service, I can run the air conditioner, but other than that, the only 120V AC device I sometimes pack and use, is an electric kettle. It's not hard to boil water on a gas...

Classy rack!

That sounds like a fun adventure. I remember looking into the climb a couple years ago, and recall reading that a significant amount of bushwacking was required to reach the summit. Is that still the case? Regardless, it does not look like we will be taking any big, long distance trips this...