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The ride is actually not noticeable different for me, but admittedly, I only put on about 80 miles on road and highway before I swapped over. I think that staying with something other than full mud / snow tires will keep the noise down and the ride smoother (assuming you stay on the road mostly).

When I picked mine up, I got a Bronco canvas duffel bag from Field & Co plus a ceramic coated coffee mug (but darn near every desk at the dealership had that). Oh, and an okay looking leather key chain. Better than nothing, but stupid me, when they asked if I needed any accessories before...

You sir, are THE MAN. I greatly appreciate it - exactly what I was looking for. I should have kept my original black order to complete the look, but it's too f'n hot in Arizona so I went with A51. I still think it its going to look great. Again, thank you so much!

Sorry this picture is a bit crap, but it’s the one on my phone. Upgraded to 285/75 on steel wheels and added rock rails.

Curious what it would look like if you painted the steel wheels with this "two tone" style - black for the body with the steel or chrome on the ring around the edge. There's plenty of side profile images of the base or black diamond to choose from. I'm not capable of this . . . But this is...

No roll down windows, which I would have paid extra to get.

I have an absolute base - 2.3L manual 2D with the only "options" being floor mats (and in hindsight, I should have skipped the cargo rug and went with the rubberized one). With the money saved, you can pretty much do whatever you want other than lockers and some of the gadgets that the higher...

Bridgestone Dueler A/T in 285/75. Same line as the factory tires, except ~33 inches and all-terrain versus highway / all-season.

Wow, now I'm wishing I ordered white. Looks great with that wheel set-up.

$1650 or so for leather, add about $450 for heat (2DR).

Six forward gears + crawl + reverse.

From Katzkin, I was quoted $1,695 plus tax for basic leather (black cloth to black leather). Options for heated seats or heated / cooling seats at $595 or $1,495, respectively. One day install - drop off one day and pick up the next - with up to a three-week scheduling for installation. This...

I just returned from Moab this weekend. It is a single-day event, but quite packed with activities. Short introduction in the morning and then you're pretty much out in the wilderness from 9:30 a.m. until about 5:30 p.m. with a short lunch break on top of a mesa.

Heck, you had it easy . . . this was me 14 years ago in a different two-door Ford.

I got that, too. That was nice for the FIRST set of delays. Now most of us are looking at six to twelve months before we get our vehicles. Ford ought to keep the goodwill flowing.

My first post and it includes an unsolicited suggestion to FMC: 190,000 reservations are made x $10 each for some sort of token of appreciation (hat, shirt, keychain, whatever - let us know you care) = $1.9 million. Add a few bucks for postage. Probably a lot less than what they're paying to...