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I was going to stay away from this thread, but since it's a Raptor site, maybe just a couple of the other Fords...

Ordered back in '22, and finally arrived. It's everything I hoped it would be!

Yah, this seems like a fact question at this point. Multiple trucks have sold on BaT in the 145-159 range in the past month. Will be interesting to how quickly prices continue to drop.

I did, anticipating this question. The stock cast wheels are 31lb each.

I've no complaint with mine either, 2 weeks and 900mi in. Road trips, commuting, it drives great and the shifts are smooth in normal driving and firmish during hard acceleration. The super tall top gear really helps gas mileage.

I was in a similar boat and ended up just ordering a set of the OEM beadlocks. They're sold brand new on eBay.

I was planning on getting one for my 15YO daughter. It's her first car, and I want her in something big and safe. She gets her learner's permit in a few weeks. Main question: beadlocks, or standard rims?

Gen II beadlocks are 36.8 lbs each, without center cap or tpms installed. I am in the process of swapping the stock cast wheels for the OEM beadlocks, so it was a convenient time to throw one on a scale.

I'm getting 16.5 mpg in real world driving in my SCREW. Even a 26 gal tank is still >400mi...

Thank you!!

I really like the side graphics! May I ask where you sourced them?

There are only two ways this works. Either price rises until buyers drop out and demand equals supply, or you sell at a price below what people are willing to pay, and ration the item. Ferrari is an example of the latter - they sell some of their cars below the price that people are willing to...

The going rate here in NorCal is $7500 over. Dealers are asking far more, of course, but ...

Los Angeles [emoji33]

As three data points in Northern California, there's a dealer in Sacramento who is asking $30k ADM for a red 802a SCrew, and a dealer in Sunnyvale asking a $20k ADM for a black 802a SCrew. Theres a black 802a available via a broker at $8000 ADM. And I have an inbound red 802a from my regular...

Yeah, I think that's the color for me too. Very nice, congratulations!

This is my new favorite color for the Raptor! Any more pics?

I did not get a GT allocation. Thus my 675LT license plate: '8A 4RDGT' [emoji4] A Raptor is however looking likely. PS: no, I won't post a pic of it with bread.

Don't do it!! The whole cars 'n bread thing does not end well...

Sweet. I've also done some of those half-country road trips to pick up a car, and I enjoyed all of them. Have fun with yours and send lots of pics!!

That is seriously quick, and the suspension/frame performance sounds like a large step forward. Thanks for posting the link!

I'm curious why? I've been flat towing 4WD vehicles for over a decade now; well over 10K miles and exactly zero issues. Not all of them are flat tow capable, but those that are state it in the owners' manual. Jeep JK, GMC Sierra HD, and now Ford F150 -- follow the steps in the manual, put the...

I've clearly stumbled into some history here... OP, congrats on your truck, it looks great!

He emailed me a snippet from a PDF of the manual. I also haven't seen it online yet. If you have a specific question, DM me and I'll see if it's in the supplement fragment I've got.

I found the definitive answer (YES) in the Raptor supplement to the F150 owners' manual. Many thanks to James Ford of Half Moon Bay for getting me the answer: Follow these guidelines if you have a need for recreational towing, such as towing your vehicle behind a motorhome. We designed...