I wondered that as well. Consider stops, offloads, new engines etc. weather. all factors. keeping in mind that there are lots of other cars to be offloaded and then put back on possibly. (or at least that was what i told myself)
I am still sitting at just built but I’ll take it, that as so much better than in production.
Thank you!!! It just came back up for me and I am still just set at built. Better than in production so I will take it for now.
I called husky they said they recommend putting them inside the house upside down overnight before use and that should fix it.wanted to get some input/ideas from this group, since we are clearly superior....ha.
So, I just got my Husky X-act floor liners. The fronts are perfect...Perfect.
But, as others have mentioned, the rears on the wash-outs floors seem to stick up a little bit by the door sills......
See this thread: and the two photos from that thread. Mine looks the same.
Any ideas for how to maybe tack those down where they are raised? 3M? Hook and Loop?
@Alvin Olson
@daddycreswell
@Tank
@pr0xy
@Jazer
You guys all seems creative/handy......
It's not a huge deal, but wished they fit like the front. Seems Husky overlooked the wash out flooring for the rears when they molded these for the bronco.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/pics-husky-weatherbeater-liners-with-washout-floor.31526/
WTF.... I liked my idea, power tools and sharp objects....come Wesley.
Taking the scenic route.I'm 15 mins from Map and when my salesman showed me the screen it showed estimated time for delivery was 5 days
Price protection, reservation, and deposit should have been deducted when you took delivery.
Yeah I finally got on with someone helpful at Ford who walked my dealer through the process. I think he was just assuming Ford handled it - he is new to the GM position and I think just wasn’t aware of all the processes. Fortunately she called them while I was on the line and walked him through it.
Pix and link to steps, pls!
