ZR2 -- A Rarity?

I live in a small Missouri town, 13k people, there are 5 1500’s, 2 2500’s, and a few Colorado zr2 variants that I know of. There are certainly more Trail Bosses by a long shot but I wouldnt call zr2 “rare” per se.

I suspect it’s partly to do with where you live/what folks are into. Colorado mountain towns seem to have more Raptors than people as an example 😅
 
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Here's the current inventory of ZR2s on their website. 1500+ and 315 Bisons. So approximately 20% are bovine (that's a big herd)!

I'd say another good chunk are AT4X rigs.
 

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Everytime I see one its like the spiderman meme. I think there are 3 in my general area in northern Utah. The raptor is the offical bro truck of Utah County down south so those are EVERYWHERE. And the braptor is the official white mormon mom rig so those cant stay on lots either. I am totally ok with being not normal.
 
Here's the current inventory of ZR2s on their website. 1500+ and 315 Bisons (that's a big herd). So approximately 20% are bovine!

I'd say another good chunk are AT4X rigs.
Crazy. At times I would think more, but also less. Like someone else said, TB’s are a dime a dozen (I had one, ha). I see Raptors everywhere (2 are in my cul-de-sac). My bro-in-law has a contractor white TRX. Father-in-law, 2500 High Country. I like being different as well.
 
They aren't really rare. Less common for sure. I've seen probably a dozen 1500 ZR2s around my area. I've only seen one HD on the road so far. Dealership had a HD on the lot last time I was by there. Was discounted 4,300 Right on the sticker.
 
I agree, in order to TRY and keep mine in my driveway I take 2 relays out most nights, the fuel pump and starter relays, I also switch it to 4 wheel drive once parked and ALWAYS apply my E-brake, so even a key clone won't get them much but inside the cab unless they have some relays with them and know where to look and what to do to disable everything I do to stay a little safer. If they want it, they will likely have to drag it onto a flatbed, hopefully that will wake me up and I can get some target practice in from a covert location I have set up overlooking the driveway.
@HighTechPauper

You're making life difficult for yourself. Go get yourself the ultimate9 evcx right now. It has a lock mode that immobilizes the throttle pedal, truck can not be moved. You can lock/unlock it with a removable controller, or via ultimate9 app on your phone. Truck will start but won't move until unlocked by the app/controller.

It's the only throttle controller that has that feature as far as I know.
 

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