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If MY23 Broncos are 3 years away, this program is even more screwed up than I realized.

Not going to wait "forever", just going to wait until the '23 model year, when this MY21-MY22 cluster-f has been overcome.....

Like many of you, I've been following the intro closely, developing different builds, anxiously awaiting any new "revelations". And, suddenly I'm swept back to 1981......and Ford's "The Boss is Back" campaign putting the 302 back into the Mustang after a couple of years of anemic 255 cu in V8s...

4-door Base is shown there at $33,200, versus current B&P of $34,795. Who knows what the final, final numbers will be....

FC88-13-751

Behold.....a drop of water (although, a lot of commenters on this thread might have been smashed. It was a tough weekend).

I see what you did there.....

Love steelies..... Not just for crap spares anymore!

I will have steel wheels on my Bronco, whether I stick with Base or end up going with Black Diamond...... but I wish Ford would have developed a 17 inch, six-spoke variation of the design used on Police Interceptors. The Bronco steelie is the common design used as the spare wheel on many, many...

Is the small one supposed to be CacG or A51?

Looks great. I would swap the chrome Bronco emblem on the tailgate for a black one, though.

Next time someone passes by ol' #97, take a peek in the lower driver's side windshield area and see if the unit has a VIN number. If it does, is the 10th position an "M", or an "N"?

I was around in the 60s. I remember hot Ginger.

I'll probably be cross-shopping the 2022 Bronco against the 2022 Bronco. If it needs to be a replacement for our current 2017 Explorer limited, it will need to be a 4-door 2.7 Auto with Mid Package or higher. The 5'3" wife would probably want the OBX. If, on the other hand, we keep the...

Backup lights were an option on all 1965 Mustangs (early build, so-called "64-1/2" Mustangs, as well as the later 1965s). They became a federally-mandated standard feature for the 1966 model year.

I has a 1965 VIN number, much like the "non-existent" 2021 Bronco will end up having a 2022 VIN number.

I think you are probably right.....in that although those first-year Mustangs were being sold in April of 1964, they were given 1965 U.S. standard VIN numbers. Assuming Bronco manufacturing gets going sometime in the spring of 2021.......they may get 2022 VIN numbers and in the end there may...