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I know I have seen one around here before, I want to see some pics of where someone has painted the gray trim of a gold sport trac black. I am thinking of painting the trim black and putting on a black brushguard and black wheels and wondering what it will look like. I am hoping someone...

I have emailed Paul H about 5 times and have never heard back from him. I really want a C wells or something to fit behind the seat as I lay my seats down daily but can not find anything.

I am doing it tomorrow myself. This would be the second time I have done it (did it on my ranger 2 years ago) It is not that bad of a job, takes some time but not hard.

I have cracked the top of my leather(or whatever is there) in the cold mornings. I was going to replace it but whoever had it before me gorilla glued the plastic to the fabric and trying to pry the pieces are not working. So I need the top piece to the center console not really care about color...

used this morning and worked thanks!

I ordering the parts today. Going to go with Timkins, I found them at RockAuto for 90ish which is the best price I could find. I do not need them in a hurry as I am out of town on work so my truck is sitting and can wait. I am also doing ball joints (moog and upper control arms) and shocks...

I have a bad Hub and it needs replacing. Should I spend the money and get a Motorcraft part? Should I just replace the one that is broken? or should I do both sides? While I am doing what else should I do? I just did brakes so that is not needed, but should I do the bearings while i am in...

Sounds about right, local or online?

MOTORCRAFT Part # WR6120 for wire set Found that at Rockauto.com They do not have any motorcraft plugs listed.... Check amazon I know they have them (bought some from them b/c I have a prime account)

I am about to do my plugs and wires, I asked the local shop what they would charge and told me $140 and that is with me bringing my own parts in. I figured I would save myself some money and buy an extra case of beer instead. I really kind of hate to do it but I guess I am going to...

I was looking at your pics in your library Todd and I must say I love that green trac. It is the color I want for mine. I really wish I could have gotten green but I bought the trac from my grandfather and I am stuck with gold and to cheap to paint it.

I think the $2k Eddie is talking about is for the do it yourself crowd. I would say the labor cost for a new engine is pretty high as pulling a motor can be some work. You need to ask how much the engine cost and labor to really see how it breaks down. Now that you know the problem...

I had the same issue but on the outer side. I took it to an upholstery shop and they replaced that one small section of leather and added some more foam to the seat. Cost me around $150. Thought it was kind of costly really but it was starting to rip more and more each week so I had to do...

I wish I could get 18-20 I did a weekend trip from Charlotte to Atlanta and got around 16-17.5 doing about 75ish. Using cruise control all the way, I just can't get her MPG yet but she is still new to me so I still learning how to drive and have not really changed anything on it except oil...

16:banana: keep tracken you got a ways to go :driving:

I want to say 194 bulbs

You can change the builds to LED instead of an overlay. Another forum around has a writeup on how to do it. Basically buy colored LED's and install, is pretty simple. That way you can also change the climate controls and other lights that are green in your truck to blue also. I for...

PMcD if you still have and Dan passes let me know.

I agree Caymen. I do not really understand that But from what I have read if you say you have a 4dr f-150 you will not have any problems.

I think what your mechanic is telling you is that engines build up carbon deposits and stuff inside the engine. With new synthetic oils like RP, they are much better at removing such deposits. Many people feel that if you switch an engine that has ran conventional oil for say 86k miles when you...