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  1. Electronics Foam to Store Hitch (or other items) in Under Rear Seat Bin

    Just sharing an idea. I was tired of things rolling and rattling, so I used some electronics foam to stow my towing equipment in the under rear seat bin. The base foam is 18x12x1, trimmed to fit, and the isolation foam is 18x12x2 trimmed to fit (both are available on Amazon in four packs), so...
  2. Pennsylvania FS 2024-2025 F-150 Tremor (and others) Front Tow Hooks Semi-Gloss Black

    I removed these from my 2024 Tremor and replaced them with OEM orange ones. These are semi-gloss black. (For those wondering, the orange ones are textured orange.) There is a tiny nick in the one, with a tiny amount of rust showing, which is likely from when they were installed in Dearborn...
  3. 2024 Console Tray Sliding Cover - Does yours click?

    I don’t know if I never paid attention to this, or if it recently started doing it, but the sliding cover on the small console tray at the dash clicks when I open it. It doesn’t sound right, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t right. I think my old F150’s cover never made noise, except for the sound...
  4. Squeaky Rear Door Weather-Wind Seal/Is it missing adhesive?

    I came across this little issue today when opening and closing my rear driver's side door. The rubber weather-wind seal rubs on the body, producing a squeak when I open and close the door. When closed, it does appear to sufficiently seal against the body. The seal doesn't seem to be...
  5. Part Number ID help - painted body/trim below black headlight trim and above bumper

    I'm having a little trouble locating a part number. In the image below, it is the green piece. On the truck, it's the plastic body panel that extends from above the bumper from the driver's side to the passenger side, under the black plastic trim that surrounds the headlights. It is painted...
  6. Pennsylvania Sold: Free - 2021-2025 OEM Rear Inner Fender Liners - No Hardware - 1 Week Old - Eastern PA

    Free to a good home. Not house-trained. These were installed by the dealer when I took delivery one week ago today. I removed and replaced them with Husky liners, which I had on my old truck and liked better. You'll need hardware, but given how simply these and the Husky ones install, you...




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