You must have been tired, Krabby. Where's the ear-to-ear grin?
You must have been tired, Krabby. Where's the ear-to-ear grin?
That is the least satisfying key turn ever. There's no resistance
Gotta play it coolCongratulations Krabby, but I agree with @grnamin , no grin on your face?
Probably the issue ruined your day
So excited for you. Congratulations you are going to have such a great time.Ok - FINALLY got my truck!!! I picked it up late afternoon yesterday and took a "scenic" drive home through Philly. I have zero familiarity with things so lots to learn over the next few days. That said.
Initial positive reactions:
Love it - haven't smiled while driving this much in ages
Drives great - steering in a non-issue, engine smooth and powerful, comfortable...
Initial negative reactions
That is the least satisfying key turn ever. There's no resistance - it's like turning the key in a kids Power Wheels car
I'm still buzzing and need to get my head organized and get moving on doing things.
First order of business will be my Tougher seat covers. My goodies from @OverlandGearGuy are in the mail so I'll also start to sort the interior storage situation.
I did try to do the o-ring key mod, but there are tiny - like had to use a magnifier on the phone to realize they were torx heads and not rivets - screws that need to come out. One I asertain the head size I'll order a driver so i can get that done. Already set the alarm once.
For sure, I'm trying to figure a scenic route from Seattle back to the east side (right side) of the state. Not sure I want to break it in by doing 250 interstate miles.There were several youths playing some B-Ball outside of a school.
Let’s just say it’s more scenic at night when you can’t see anything.
I didn’t just want to hop on the highway and do 75 on a truck with 13 miles. Eased it through some neighborhoods to get some easy miles.
Nice - looks like you're at RDS Ineos in Devon, PA ! I have a nearly identical build. Scottish White TM. Congratulations.
Hi Krabby, Congratulations. Many more Miles of Smiles to you!Ok - FINALLY got my truck!!! I picked it up late afternoon yesterday and took a "scenic" drive home through Philly. I have zero familiarity with things so lots to learn over the next few days. That said.
Initial positive reactions:
Love it - haven't smiled while driving this much in ages
Drives great - steering in a non-issue, engine smooth and powerful, comfortable...
Initial negative reactions
That is the least satisfying key turn ever. There's no resistance - it's like turning the key in a kids Power Wheels car
I'm still buzzing and need to get my head organized and get moving on doing things.
First order of business will be my Tougher seat covers. My goodies from @OverlandGearGuy are in the mail so I'll also start to sort the interior storage situation.
I did try to do the o-ring key mod, but there are tiny - like had to use a magnifier on the phone to realize they were torx heads and not rivets - screws that need to come out. One I asertain the head size I'll order a driver so i can get that done. Already set the alarm once.
Lots of stops and goes at stores and such. Plus, the seat cover install was part of the mission. I'm loving the tougher covers, but it really is a two man job IMO.And you left the dogs out of the excitment?
I hope you all have fun with it
Is that an old Will Smith photo? Where's it from? Lordy he was cute back then. He's an old fart like the rest of us now.
The intro for Fresh Prince of Bel Air; so I'd imagine the intro was filmed ~1990Is that an old Will Smith photo? Where's it from?
I only remember small bits because I didn't watch much TV back then. But I got reminded of Fresh Prince because I just saw Joseph Mydell (the butler) in a rerun of Death in Paradise.The intro for Fresh Prince of Bel Air; so I'd imagine the intro was filmed ~1990