Yes, the hood is stock. I had the vinyl wrap on the hood and roof added by a local company when I did the rest of my build.
Yes, it does. I guess it is an optical illusion with the black center.
I wanna snooze in that bed!
I do not like the large fender lips on a Super Duty, but I am sure there are others who do.
I’m getting a similar Tremor in a couple of weeks. Dealer is working on getting a ranch hand midnight series bumper/ grill guard installed with a warn Zeon 12-s winch before I take delivery . Grey and black sure looks great!
Yes, I mentioned the dealer in my first post.
I was just curious since they have two locations. I didnt see mention if it was the Whitesboro one. I ordered mine through them, however I havent had much luck getting info from my salesman there.
I never stepped foot in the dealership or met the salesman in person, as I bought the truck over email and they delivered it 245 miles to my house north of Houston at no charge.
It is a great place to work remote and have a change of scenery. This is from our deck, of Purgatory rd, looking up/at the Devil's Backbone. CL and the Horseshoe are off to the left.Not that often anymore. I owned a second home at Canyon Lake for 10+ years, but we sold it when our kids all graduated from college and we found we were only using it once or twice a year. With the pandemic, we wished we would have kept the house because it was a great place to work remotely and have a good change of scenery.
Yep on the concerts. Our "neighborhood" backs up to the backside of the Whitewater property. I can hear decently well from our deck, but if I drive down our little shared road to the end property/turn around, I am 1000' from the stage and can hear pretty good. Plan to get out there for Willie this weekend and tailgate the Gator with the neighbors.I lived on the opposite side of the hills you could see from Purgatory Rd in a log home with a very similar deck! We could see the Guadalupe River horseshoe from our deck and listen to the outdoor concerts if the wind was blowing our direction.
It's getting a little crazy out here already. We bought in 2019. I would have liked to have picked up a few more rental properties as well in/near San Marcos, so I could visit them/right off travel to the ranch in CL, but even the cheap stuff we like to own ($100k 2/1 houses) are long gone.We were looking at buying a home in Canyon Lake before the pandemic. Then prices soared and it made more sense to re-invest in CA.
Beautiful and long underrated area out there. Congrats to those of you who bought in pre-COVID.
Our neighbor is selling his house (to move down the block) and what he bought for $550k in 2015 is under contract for $1.38M right now. Unsustainable is an understatement. So the Canyon Lake place will eventually be the full time once our taxes in ATX catch up. I can't afford double the already high property tax bill. Cuts into my truck budget.
