Full tour of my Gen 3 Raptor | 2021 Ford Raptor

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In today's vlog, I give a full in-depth tour of my gen 3 Ford Raptor. I go over the details and highlights of my spec and the truck for both the interior and exterior of the truck. Join me as I walk through the cool features that this amazing truck offers.
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[@dantimber]

Beautiful truck! I like your choices - no decals, 35's, and the regular seats. Everything looks quality and understated.

[@nuggethead4260]

exactly how I'd spec it. agate black, carbon fiber package with the black 35 wheels and black interior. The decals I can take or leave. Like if they had one specced like this one but the only caveat is the grey/white decals were there I wouldn't say no. I think they're pretty easy to remove as well if you so chose. I also don't like the blue seats very much. I just think it doesnt look that great with most color choices. perhaps on gray or antimatter blue (2nd best color). Black on black is the way to go. Overall very nice!

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

100% agree on the blue seats. Would not choose those myself.

[@rp3823]

LOL … “A lot less obnoxious …” … By definition Fords F-150 Raptor by Ford Performance was meant to be obnoxious, with or without decals. Less obnoxious is the XLT! … The 37 package has a different chassis specifically for 37’s. … I’m still on the fence for the Limited PowerBoost with mods for Fox shocks, Method’s and Mickey Thompson’s. Im partial to the 7.2 KW hybrid tech and not the 36 gallon tank. … Love your truck! 😎🛻

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

Can't argue your point there. Decals or not, still very much a loud and in-your-face truck. The hybrid tech definitely looks better and better as gas prices trend up. I can speak from experience that the 36-gallon tank takes a lot of 💵 to fill up. Appreciate you watching!

[@MikesCarObsession]

Sweet looking raptor! Are you still enjoying it?

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

Thanks! Loved this truck but actually recently sold it just because I had the opportunity to get a dream car of mine. See my latest video for full explanation

[@MikesCarObsession]

@@MatthewBrownVlog oh congratulations! Just watched the video and I actually have a m3 and a raptor on order, haha. Leaning towards the raptor but the M3 is a beast

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

@@MikesCarObsession nice! Can’t go wrong with either one

[@ELmx479]

Looks great! I traded my black gen2 for an Iconic Silver 22 exactly same specs as yours. Black looks luxury but too frustrating at this point of my life. Enjoy your ride 👍🏼

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

Thanks and congrats on yours! Iconic Silver is nice color and yes I'm sure much easier to keep looking clean than the black!

[@josephberry5811]

Got my Iconic Silver 22 Raptor about 4 weeks ago…. Love it

[@stephenjones6084]

Nice Truck ! I hit the subscribe button! Hey I had a quick question of getting into coding. What's one of the best ways to get into coding? What's the first language to learn? What is in demand. Thanks. Congrats on your new truck!!

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

Thanks for the sub! When people ask me about getting in to coding I recommend a boot camp or some sort of 3-6 month program to get started. There's tons of them out there now, but main thing is you'll want to look for one that will help with connecting you with employers as part of the program. As far as languages Python seems to be the standard first-language for new programmers.As far as in demand, in the market I'm in there's big demand for Javascript and React for UI development and C# or Java for backend development. That's my quick take, but also sounds like a great topic for a video 😎

[@stephenjones6084]

@@MatthewBrownVlog Thanks for your feed back I really appreciate your time to get back to me. I have been taking courses at a community college and seems like most of the professors use Udemy to teach there course for coding. I prefer to learn in person, but thats just me. I have a professor that I took my first course computer course with and he said to learn SQL if I wanted a quick way into coding. That same professor said to get a computer science degree at University of the People. What degree would you recommend getting in coding? Yes, Matt I think that would be good to make a series on coding!!

[@MatthewBrownVlog]

@@stephenjones6084 Happy to help. I agree SQL is great to have a good understanding of as every project you'll ever work on will consist of UI, API/Server, and a database of some sort. Having a good understanding about how to get around in the database is a very helpful skill even if just for debugging. A good grasp of just SQL and Javascript and you'd have the tools to work across the stack in many projects. Computer science is definitely good to have, that'll definitely give you preference at a lot of employers. Although if someone asks me now if they need a degree I'd say no, because a majority of places don't require it anymore. Bootcamps are a more direct route as long as they will support with helping find that first job. Computer science is a great foundation to have, but you'll find professional software development and computer science are very different from each other. To me it's really a matter of getting that first job, you'll learn more in the first year there than you would from a 4 year degree and then it only gets easier from there. Best of luck to you!

[@stephenjones6084]

@@MatthewBrownVlog Thanks for all the useful information you have provided to me. You are awesome! I could pick your brain all day about computers ! I get lost of which way to go. Enjoy that truck! I'm looking to pick up one or a Ford Bronco. I'd like to see GM put a supercharger in their Silverado!