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  • Super User

After being without a truck for a couple years my wife and I realized they do come in handy and decided to get another one. I have to admit I was never a big Ford fan but the Ecoboost got my attention. Some club members have them so I got a chance to see how they perform. Went to check prices last night and ended up coming home with one. Now have to resist the urge to buy aftermarket parts.....

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  • Super User

Congrats on the truck.

 

We gave up our pickup and got a trailer and have never regretted doing that.

 

Ford is a good truck. You did good!!!!

 

Here's to many years of safe driving and towing that new Ranger to the ramp.

  • Super User

Needs a lift and new tires.

Either way its still a bad ass truck. Congrats.

  • Super User

Kind of like this. can't you just hear the parts monkey calling your name.

  • Super User

Ranger and Champion make some nice aftermarket towable decorations that are fully compatible with a Ford!!

Isnt that 6 inch lift and pro comp wheels with nitto mud grapplers just calling your name?  :eyebrows:

  • Super User

Hate to agree with Raider but....

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  • Super User

Ha ha, no money left for upgrades at this point.

 

One question for those with trucks without boats, any suggestions on transporting rods? They are way to long to go in the back, will fit up front but a little concerned about breaking tips. My wife suggested a hard rod tube, only problem with those are having to remove the reels to get them to fit.

  • Super User

Plano hard case. It expands and has foam inside to cushion them.

H2O Express makes a four rod soft case that will store 4 combos all rigged out.

  • Super User

go get a cheap berkley 6 rod rack for the wall.  Drill four small holes in bed to match up.  Use hollow wall anchors in bed (the kind that stay in place without the screw in them) and wingnut a bolt for them.  30 second removable rod rack for the back of your truck.  I used a set up like that for years when I was younger.  These days, I just put them in the passenger seat.

 

Edited to add:  I forgot about the softcases, I have a 6 rod case that would also work but at highway speed it catches air and will come out if not tied down.  (want to guess how I figured that out???) 

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