I have ZERO experience with rail delivery, but I do recall reading here on this forum that computerized rail tracking is a courtesy and introducing live conversations into that equation can jeopardize that courtesy. Good luck!
Carpeted flooring. I went with Husky X-Act Contour liners and am 100% satisfied. The front ones lock into position using the factory attachment points.
I'm planning to do my first oil change at 1000. I've always changed the oil in every vehicle I've ever owned every 3000 miles (even those with full synthetic), so I'll probably continue that tradition with the Bronco.
For those cutting off the factory Base tow hooks, for something like $70, you can buy the OEM intercooler mounts that don't have the hooks -- a 5-minute swap. It makes for a much cleaner installation. Or buy a JCR Offroad engine skid, which comes with new mounts.
My big complaint is that Indiana won't allow thermal devices for searching for wounded/dead deer. I can understand not hunting deer with them, but many deer that are never retrieved might have been located had thermal been utilized. We CAN hunt varmints with thermal and suppressors (silencers)...
View of a milk jug at 100 yards through mine at 2X. I'd take a photo of deer that are in front of my house right now, but I'm sure my batteries are dead. Lol!
You can add Pulsar to the good pile. As for specs, obviously higher resolution is better than lower. My strong advice -- DON'T LOOK THROUGH A 640 RESOLUTION IF YOUR PLAN IS TO BUY A 320 OR 384 RESOLUTION. YOU'LL ALWAYS REGRET IT. It's a case of "what you don't know won't hurt you." Lol!
I've got a Pulsar Thermion XP50 thermal riflescope mounted on a custom .22-250 that I built. I'm just too lazy to lug that heavy package around, so it sits in the safe. Lol! I have thought about mounting IR lights in the ditch light positions so I can drive at night with my white phosphor...
Very beautiful! I've been contemplating getting our Velocity Blue Bronco ceramic coated. My wife has a family member who does it for a living, but there must not be much of a family discount with a $1500 price tag. Lol!
Three people are going to be very happy soon. 😊
Looks like a Wildtrak top rear, Big Bend bottom rear, and an unknown-to-me Sasquatch of some sort in the front. (I'm not always good at identifying these things by wheels alone. Lol!)
I wasn't a reservationist, so I have no idea how price protection works for them. I do know that Ford pays the dealer, then the dealer is supposed to pay you. Some dealers give it to you at the time of delivery and wait to be reimbursed themselves by Ford, and others promise to give you a check...
My Bronco had 6 quarts in it when I picked it up brand new at the dealership a few weeks ago. Did it ship with 6 quarts, or did the dealership drain off a quart? You decide...