I'm struggling so hard with deciding to inevitably wait for a 2022 or going with a soft top. With all the headache going on, I'd try and talk the dealership into including the Trektop - looks 10x better than stock soft.
idk if I'd say the cactus is best neutral starting point. Certain accessory colors might look good when it seems grey but when the sun hits it and looks more green it could throw it off.
Hmm not a bad idea - there's a few smaller accessory manufacturers near me that I doubt will have had access to one by the time I take delivery so I may just try to swing that.
It's nowhere near as convenient as a lift, but there are a decent amount of reasonably affordable/reliable ramps that give you 12" of room to work with.
I used to be a big GMC fanboy and drove a 1500 before getting tired of 9mpg due to 6" lift/35" tires and traded for a new Grand Cherokee. Miss it every day and am torn between Raptor or Powerstroke/Duramax if I ever got a truck again to sit beside my Bronco. What's your reasoning to go Duramax...
I've spoken with the GM at my dealership and was told that while nothing is guaranteed, I could very well see my build scheduled in the coming 2wks. Apparently Ford's communications with dealerships are implying that they could still continue scheduling orders, just not push out updates to...