you can go to ford.com and use their chat system or just call ford. If you have your 4 digit order number and sales code (i think) they will look it up for you
Shoulda got a Badlands with wash out interior. Rookie mistake.
When I drive my rig to the sandbar and leave it overnight, I can simply come back in the morning, kick the fish out and spray it down. Keeps on truckin'
Ford doesn't make much on base model sales. They make even less on base manual sales. They probably let the base 2 door manual slide since very low % of orders will be that. But said enough on the base 4 door. Base manual 2 door was their only way to market a sub $30k vehicle.
Dont be mad. Your bronco is at least built. Others are still waiting for an in production email after nearly 2 years since reservation (635 days for me)
Moving partially finished cars to lots is not exclusive to Ford. Mercedes used the old mall in Birmingham, AL to park about 2000 GLE suvs around two years ago. They sat there in the abandoned mall parking lot for 6 months at least.
Just wait a couple months and some company will release new knobs with digital display of temp for $100 or so. By reading this thread they will make a killing. Might start doing it myself.
E72 is just the key for greenwich mean time signification for you order date. 71 seen here because 0 is the 1st index for json arrays. This is basically confusion created by poor website design
you can verify all your order details by opening a browser debugger window (F12) and check the actual response to see your order specs.
Go view the "reservations/" request
then open orders[0] -> entries[0] -> product -> features[2] -> values[0]
this should have your bronco trim, looks like...