I second this suggestion, you'd want Tyvek or Visqueen. An absorbent microfiber is just asking to get all the leaks all at once rather than drip by drip
that's the real $64,000 question. I've been doing all this guesswork to try and game out when I'll get my rig and that's the biggest/most important variable
From what I've seen I'd say you'd at least have room for the compressor. That was the location I was planning on going with, so when I checked it out in person I was looking through that lens
Welcome to Market Segmentation 101.
Sure, the differences between Base and BB are somewhat superficial, but the marketing team at Ford are no dummies. If you want X option well shucks, looks like that's only available on Y trim. I would love 4A and the 360 camera, but I can live without them...
that's an interesting possibility, but from what I understand calling it "MIC 2.0" is a little misleading. I thought there were some modifications to the existing tooling and changes to processing, but obviously I'm no expert
When I converted my order I was told I was very comfortably a '22, so I took that to mean 2nd quarter. Seems like that would still hold, even despite the various delays, but commodity constraints have rendered all this tea leaf reading a little murky
Can't snatch defeat from the jaws of victory without shooting yourself in the foot
Edited to add: yes that was the case, so whatever. I'm not in PR so what do I know
been eyeing a set of these for whenever I actually get my Bronco. What are the odds these will be available in bronze?
I know these go pretty hard into the retro-mod aesthetic and that bronze wheels are a much more modern look, but I can't help but think it'll look tight paired with A51
https://www.turbosquid.com/Search/Index.cfm?keyword=bronco
I've used this site for high quality models in the past. Obviously there's a little bit of a premium, but like anything else, you get what you pay for
Exactly what I was gonna say. Even if this mythical company started today with a blank check and the absolute best in the business molding engineers and sourcing gurus they still wouldn't catch up to Webasto fixing their issues. Every armchair tooling engineer on here loves to bag on Webasto...