When I trace the rail car I get estimates of when it's at "industry" which I assume is last stop for that car. Does that mean ALL vehicles in that rail car are going to the same city/stop? Or could some vehicles be offloaded from that rail car before the "industry" stop? I guess to be more...
The better question is "is the tracker up?" because its so freaking rare that it works. It's 2022 and they cant keep a simple database acess working 24/7.
There are 2dr's around, but with badlands/sas/lux etc, thats getting into rare territory. Thats all the constraints at once, so there just arent that many. Hence the huge number of day 1 and 2 reservations like mine waiting almost 2 years.
I have driven a 4dr though I dont really recall...
2dr sas badlands is a unicorn, you're going to have to toss in some extra $$ to make that a trade. I see several 4dr sas badlands every day, I've seen 1 badlands sas 2dr in 9 months.
There isnt a human or computer on earth that can answer or even guess at this. Ford is so opaque that I dont even think they know what the rules are. I'm still guessing they wake up each day and throw darts at a wall to make any decisions.
Mine is on track for 3/12, I have a pile of things I've bought for it already, just waiting to get put on there, and I can finally update this CAD, find a sheetmetal place to work with... so many things to do, finally.
I mocked something up in cad a few months ago, but none of the measurements are accurate since Ford hasnt deemed me worthy of actually getting my bronco yet. The box has a flap of metal on top to lay over the exposed hinge area when the seats are down, to help keep my dog's feet from getting...