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Incredible for doing what? Work? I don't think so.

My place in line is 223,000+ and they sent me a foundation invite, but y'know what? I'm out. It's not a truck it's a toy. If you have cargo in that thing and hit the pedal, it's flying all over the place. I have come to the conclusion that it's completely useless to me. And you know what? When...

Three Weeks To Go! Don't Miss it! Monday April 8, time will be between noon and 2PM depending on your location. The next chance to view a total eclipse in the continental US is 2044, in Montana. But in 2045 there's a big one that goes California to Florida, and that one has an extra-long...

It somehow never occurred to me that the air suspension's "kneeling" function will make stowing gear on top of a rack much easier. A little too much height can make a big difference in the procedure used to load and tie down. Now it suddenly occurs, that I would like the rack to be much taller...

HEY! I GOT ONE! I think it was my fourth try. For the record, it looks like "Cybertruck 1974" was the first to see it, but he didn't post the link.

No one ever posted the link? https://www.cyberrak.com/

I don't know about that rack. I'm going to haul two 40 foot ladders, (plus a 16 foot stage) which slide down to slightly over 20 feet. I want a rack length minimum of half of 20 feet. I want a rack NO LESS THAN TEN FEET in length. Not sure exactly, but that rack seems slightly less than nine...

I think the cost of wrapping them will not be extremely high. It's a large job but those guys do a lot of commercial vans and even box trucks, so they know how to do large. The complete lack of curves makes it a relatively easy job. Maybe triangles add complexity or a lot of wasted material? I...

The definition of "truck" is CARRYING CARGO! Most people today with pickups are in passenger vehicles with a truck-like feature. Seriously, just look at the leaf springs on them and that tells the story. There's a long ago thread where i said. "if you can't put a 40 foot ladder on it, I'm...

Clicked on the link for the "invincible" roof rack, and they have changed the name to "invisible".

Fingerprints? What are you even talking about?!? I'm never gonna clean it, not even once. I'll take a leaf blower to the interior once a year, that's it. The truck serves me, not the other way around. I'm gonna be welding stuff directly to the body panels. Throwing the back seats out on the...

What grade does the hill have to be before regeneration reaches it's maximum? I'd bet that on a 1% downhill slope you are still using some accelerator pedal just to keep up with rolling and wind resistance. Does it have to be 2% downhill before regeneration kicks in at all? 4%? I'd imagine at...

A somewhat specific question, but has anybody ever looked at this? City regen milage in hilly vs flat terrain? Always been fascinated that, because of regeneration, electric vehicles get better "fuel" economy in city driving than highway cruising, which is the opposite of an ICE vehicle. As I...

To me the two biggest questions always were.... 1. How thick is the stainless? And that turned out to be a third less than expected. 2. What battery chemistry is it? I really don't have an answer to that. I know the range turned out to be about a third less than expected, but why? On that...

firsttruck, Thank You Very Much. That is all I wanted to know. So it's very slightly thicker than a quarter, and not the same everywhere.

Well, the US mint says quarters are 1.75 mm. I would have to say that your bottle opener is not 3 mm.

Just take some change and PUT IT NEXT TO THE STEEL. I don't need a micrometer. SOMEBODY PLEASE!

3mm is what they said years ago. Is that the actual figure today? Also a quarter is 1.75 mm. Two pennies is 3.04 mm

It only takes some pocket change to find out. Is it as thick as a dime and a nickel? Is it as thick as two dimes? Is it as thick as quarter? Is it as thick as two pennies? Is it as thick as a penny and a dime? Is it as thick as a brick? I'm going with two pennies, because that's all the money I...

That figured into my earlier comments about possible a "easily removable" lightbar feature. As a resident of Pennsylvania i have unwillingly become quite familiar with regulations concerning covered lenses, though I did get the ticket tossed on a technicality where the cop was a quarter mile...