FWIW, the ETA they gave me last summer when my Bronco was shipped to WA was 8/6-8/12. It arrived at the rail yard on 8/5 and was delivered to the dealership on 8/11, then prepped and ready for pick up on 8/12.
"Accidentally" including the Bronco Raptor R in their list of vehicles was totally intentional. The event is happening on the 17th, a Wednesday (the 4th day of the week), and it's been 7 years since the 6th gen Bronco was announced...
17 x 4 x 7 = 476 horsepower
The Bronco Raptor R will debut...
Same design as this: https://buckleupoffroad.com/products/buckle-up-off-road-winch-mount-with-bull-bar-for-2021-ford-bronco-w-modular-bumper
Relevant thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/buckle-up-buttercup-winch-mount.80592/
To be fair, "Bronco Raptor R" has been mentioned in their video descriptions for the last 5 months. Don't be disappointed when this turns out to be a nothingburger.
We kind of were in a similar situation a couple years back. Really loved the Bronco when it was first announced, but thought it was geared a little too off road for the kind of activities we did (hiking & camping). We ended up getting an F-150 for the utility. That thing was a pain to park so we...
Nope, not needed, especially with a bumper-mounted spare tire solution.
Here's the tailgate assembly for your model:
https://parts.lakelandford.com/a/Ford_2022_Bronco-27L-EcoBoost-V6-AT-Badlands-Sport-Utility/_51505_9424740/Tail-gate/ML21910.html
You all keep referencing someone picking up their hard top yesterday. Are you referring to this post made on Monday?
Because he clearly said next Wednesday.
The only thing that I want to add here is please don’t make electrical modifications if you aren’t confident in what you’re doing. That’s one of the easiest ways to see your Bronco burn to the ground.