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We have owned five of them over the years. The 1998 we had was involved in the Firestone Wilderness tire recall. We wound up with Goodyear’s that were worse than the tires we had. Ford tire pressures on that Exploder were 28 lbs. front and back. People wouldn’t check tire pressures and they...

Life’s too short not to be happy. Congratulations on the Avaitor!

Looks as if they reused the bumper guard. Might have stretched the mounting points during the accident.

Same here. Used Mother’s products before and switched to Meguiars years ago.

Designed by a FORD engineer...lol

Some corporate bean counting cost cutter figured they can save a dollar by not putting them on. :rolleyes:

You can buy them through parts.ford.com for about 12 bucks for two of them. They will ship them to the dealer for free, and you can pick them up. As for not being part of the build, some people have them, some do not.

Pretty one year color, welcome!

I do like the look, do they put flex agent in the paint to help it stay on? My stock trim is peppered pretty good in front of the rear wheel opening @ 8000 miles. Those tires are in need of a little tire shine. LOL

Picked up the covers from the dealer today. Instead of unbolting the hinge strap, I cut one side of the cover, and slipped it over . The cover snaps in place, and you don't have to unbolt anything. (y)

Update: We were told that the swarm wouldn't survive the winter in the wild. Too late in the season. We had a bee keeper (bee whisperer) come out and put them in a hive box. He will supply them with nectar and honey and they'll bee fine. I'm guessing a hundred or so didn't make the trip and...

This swarm is probably half the bees from another hive. A new queen, the bees gorge themselves with nectar and honey to take to the new location. They’re pretty slow right now. At least that’s what I read online. LOL

Congrats, and welcome to the forum. People who work hard have nice things !