Feet won't reach the pedals :(
He's getting comfy in daddy's seat though 
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Like my wife, he's not allowed to drive it yet 
Maybe when it's old and rusty...but let's hope it doesn't rust! I think my plan now is to keep this for a long time...since I will probably be getting a 98 Monte Carlo Z34 free or dirt cheap from in-law's next spring (for use as a daily driver). Then I'll buy a nice Mustang GT or something later on instead of plunking down big bucks for a F-250 diesel. I'd like to have one, but cars are so much cheaper and if my 150 is doing well and looks ok, I'll keep it around for a long time.
Maybe when it's old and rusty...but let's hope it doesn't rust! I think my plan now is to keep this for a long time...since I will probably be getting a 98 Monte Carlo Z34 free or dirt cheap from in-law's next spring (for use as a daily driver). Then I'll buy a nice Mustang GT or something later on instead of plunking down big bucks for a F-250 diesel. I'd like to have one, but cars are so much cheaper and if my 150 is doing well and looks ok, I'll keep it around for a long time.
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I notice in some of your pics you have the Huskyliners for front floor mats, and in another pic you have The Nifty Catch-alls. Any reason for the switch?
I have the Huskyliner in the second row of my EXPY and the Catch-alls in the front. I wanted the carpet in the front, but like the juice-box spill protection in the back where the kids are.
For my new F150 I got the Extreme weathertechs, primarily for the coverage and the fact that the edge goes over the sill.
I have the Huskyliner in the second row of my EXPY and the Catch-alls in the front. I wanted the carpet in the front, but like the juice-box spill protection in the back where the kids are.
For my new F150 I got the Extreme weathertechs, primarily for the coverage and the fact that the edge goes over the sill.
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I sold my catch-alls to Dzervit. They were nice looking and did the job, but I tend to lean towards the absolute easiest of care and best overall protection from grease, water (from snow), etc. I don't have much time to keep sweeping the catch-alls and I kept worrying about getting them stained with grease and so on. So the huskys solve those problems for me. I love them. I just wipe them off now and then and I'm all set. I miss the nice carpet look, but for me this works.
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Originally Posted by lariatf150
Well, ok maybe he has a few years yet before he should be driving anyway....
not to steal the thunder....but your pic reminded me of one I took of my nephew in mine:
