On your window sticker, next to the blend date is the rotation number. What does it say? We’re right around 6900 this morning and it’s sequential. During working hours they seem to build roughly 1 per minute and I believe there are 2, 8 hour shifts a day.
It's at 7539, and i'm getting ready to pull my hair out.On your window sticker, next to the blend date is the rotation number. What does it say? We’re right around 6900 this morning and it’s sequential. During working hours they seem to build roughly 1 per minute and I believe there are 2, 8 hour shifts a day.
my guess is you’ll see modules this evening around 8pm central. Google says winter storm doesn’t hit until second shift is about done (at which point all of our soft tops let snow in, Ford files a catastrophic loss insurance claim, and we get back in line
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If you are right, i'll drive into the city to buy you a beer LOL
my profile lies; I’m actually in Canton. I’ll meet you in Milton
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/broncos-galore-spotted-in-holding-yard.35385/
maybe some of ours are in this video
Was my first thought when I saw this post yesterday. I'm one of the 1/28s who haven't gotten built yet. As anxious as I am, I'm kinda hoping they wait a couple days to put her together.Anyone else nervous about all these Broncos sitting in a snow storm before sitting on a train? I wonder if these ever show up moldy? I guess the spray out interior is a win haha.
Based on modules being live last week and still no movement on tear or any built statuses I fear this is the only answer. It could be more poor status updates but the pictures seem to show a real plausible explanation. Bronco order the gift that keeps on not giving.
Point Pleasant, NJ nice! I’m from North Bergen myself. Moved 13 years ago. Loved going down the shore.I moved to in production with a date of 1/31 on tracker and EDD of 3/3 to Jersey. Guess they are going to be hand carrying it the entire way at that pace. LOL.
