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I could not be in a more opposite camp - truck has ceramic coating, I spray fluid film underneath and I park it in a nice, well insulated garage. Whether it's my forever truck or not, I treat it as if it were. I'm not a damn savage.It's a truck and is outside where it belongs. No coatings, films, sprays, etc.. This is not my forever car.
I'm in Dripping Springs and will be parking outside under Oaks as well. haNothing for mine. Sap from oak trees is annoying though. Should stop pretty soon when all the leaves finish falling off. Rinses right off.
Mine is Garage-kept. It's great to keep it out of the elements, especially in winter. Plus, I can work on it all day and night and not have to worry about the weather. The one significant downside is that all my current and planned modifications have to, by default, take into account the height of the garage opening. With my spare current on the bed rack, I have about 2-3" of clearance to be able to pull in and out. Therefore, suspension upgrades + 37's may not work long term.Just wondering how many of us keep the Raptor out in the elements vs all snuggly in a garage? My garage is too small and I'm wondering what people do to try and protect it outside? Or just nothing?
ThisI could not be in a more opposite camp - truck has ceramic coating, I spray fluid film underneath and I park it in a nice, well insulated garage. Whether it's my forever truck or not, I treat it as if it were. I'm not a damn savage.
and This. The Raptor takes so long to properly wash compared to my last F-150.I garage my Raptor and work from home. There are times when it's raining that I'll put off driving for another day to keep the truck clean.
I also ceramic coated it when it was new.