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If this pans out, I'll say they could have picked a better color. It's fine and I applaud the effort. But baby blue? I'm sure some folks in my area will get it because they are UNC fans...no one else will get it.
That's why I want one in Race Red. :)
 

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I'm with him on this. I like the white top look in general and had tentatively planned on getting mine wrapped, but after seeing some examples,
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I absolutely agree. I thought I had to have a white top at first, now it looks just wrong (IMO). I do like the black MOD top and would love it on my WT, which was supposed to originally have it>
 

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I really like this. I wonder if it will be a 2 door only limited edition. What would be the best way to get one for those of us still waiting for a ‘22 order? Place another when the 23 order banks open up or?
 

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If this pans out, I'll say they could have picked a better color. It's fine and I applaud the effort. But baby blue? I'm sure some folks in my area will get it because they are UNC fans...no one else will get it.
agreed...not a fan...but that's why they offer many colors....and we get to pick!
 

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Perhaps something has changed, but I've seen the squared off flare on a pre-production MY'21 fender and quarter panel before camo was applied. Many from the media proclaim that the fenders/quarter panels are different on the Everglades (not accounting for the actual cut-out for the snorkel). But think about it logically, Ford isn't going to have unique fenders/quarter panels for an edition that is slotted between the common trims.
I asked, it is different sheet metal when you go to the square flares. 3 different quarter panels all together: Standard, Raptor, and Everglades
 

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I asked, it is different sheet metal when you go to the square flares. 3 different quarter panels all together: Standard, Raptor, and Everglades
Technically 4 for the Passenger front fender as the everglades has a cut out for the snorkel, and Heritage does not.
 

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Calm down dude. I was just commenting on what folks in my area will most likely do. I don't care for the color but others will...great. I was just commenting on what would most likely happen in NORTH CAROLINA. So YOU need to take a step back and chill.
The same thing goes for Mississippi. Only umiss fans would buy that God forsaken fugly color.
 

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The squared flares are going to be on back order for a long time I’m predicting everyone going to upgrade there flares to the square
I think you have to upgrade the fenders to fit the squares... but they do look great.
 

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This would be the only color to sway me away from CO on a 2 door..

Anyone know how switching a '22 order to a '23 color works? If it keeps my price protection and doesn't impact build date, I'm all in for it.
 

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This would be the only color to sway me away from CO on a 2 door..

Anyone know how switching a '22 order to a '23 color works? If it keeps my price protection and doesn't impact build date, I'm all in for it.
Pretty sure they'll follow the pattern of 22.5 M.Y pricing. If you change to a special order, you lose price protection. It would surprise me if they didn't do this.
 

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I asked, it is different sheet metal when you go to the square flares. 3 different quarter panels all together: Standard, Raptor, and Everglades
I'd like to think @Beach_Bum's comment is being taken literally for how he phrased it.

My assumption here (we all know how those go) is that he meant to try and say the actual mounting/bolt-on locations would remain the same, allowing one to retro-fit the squared off fenders and flares onto a 21/22 rounded fender model.

The fenders themselves are definitely different stampings. I'd be surprised if they were not backwards compatible. It wouldn't make sense in tooling/design to change the bolt pattern and placements.
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