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Given you're getting the sasquatch package, I suspect you'll be able to go as fast as you want to go on those AZ dirt roads whether you have a baja mode or not. I also suspect if one doesn't have a rock mode, they'll still be able to crawl over about any rocky trail they want to. The previous...

19 My perspective may be different than some in that I'm not really that wound up on when it arrives. I've got a car I enjoy driving and it's in great shape, maybe some of the early production bugs will be worked out, it'll be interesting to see what changes come with MY'22, and the...

I didn't specify MY'22, but given the later reservation date and makeup of the build, I'm sure it'll be a MY'22.

10-1 reservation holder. Received an email from Sean yesterday afternoon, I replied with the requested information and presto, this morning I received the summary email from Sean and confirmation of the order from Ford! Four door Wildtrak, A51, shadow black top, leather and lux. Sean and the...

I had a car shipped from Miami to Little Rock, AR and went with an open carrier. The vast majority of vehicles are shipped on open carriers. If it was some high dollar exotic or collectable, then probably go with closed, but in my case the cost difference wasn't worth it. Your dealer may...

For those purchasing a new winch, and I'm no expert, I found the attached video on how to stretch a winch rope before its first use interesting:

@Hey19 that brings back some white knuckle memories of driving on county highways during blowing snow storms when you couldn't tell where the edge of the road ended and the ditch began!

I'm leaning toward the black painted modular top for the Wildtrak as I believe it will match the mirrors, grill and wheels, and of course, the Bronco on the tailgate.

Here's a link to the US Forest Service Travel Management and Off Highway Vehicle Program: https://www.fs.fed.us/recreation/programs/ohv/ohv_maps.shtml I didn't see anything specific to Maine, but there were maps for NH and NY. Anyway, another resource. As @Dads_bronze_bronco mentioned, just...

That's a difference between a four door and two door. Four door rear seat has the middle pull down with cup holders.

If my memory serves correctly, if you load up both with shadow black top, leather, the lux package, make sure you select the aux switches separately for the OB and to your point, 2.7, auto and sas. The OB came in $200-$300 cheaper. The OB gives up Baja mode. The OB has darker leather, a...

Ah yes, surfing Lake Michigan

As some of the folks above have shown, and in my own experience, it may make more financial sense to not completely pay cash for your Bronco. If you can get a lower APR car loan, you'll make money by leaving the bulk of your funds in a higher return option. Of course, some would prefer the...

Don't pay anything over MSRP. You didn't ask, but others unfamiliar with purchasing a new vehicle have; you do not have to purchase your Bronco at the same dealership you have it serviced. While I'm sure there are others who are well regarded, Granger Ford in Granger, IA, Stephens Auto Center...

If the Wildtrak has the best combination of features and price that best fits your wants/needs and the seat color is really the only thing holding you back, then you may want to take a look at Katzkin and Bartact as they're a couple seat cover suppliers that are well regarded. You may also want...

What? Did @Zach@Granger say some reservation holders have moved away from Granger? What type of heresy is this? Does their Dad own a dealership?

Thanks @AcesandEights, appreciate the explanation. I've watched a few YouTube videos on the subject so now I'm an expert :rolleyes:. Looks like the Hi-Lift can be a useful tool, but has several "watch-outs" that can't be ignored and must be respected while using. Without any first hand...

Made my reservation with Granger on October 1st to take advantage of the $2K below invoice offer. Looking at a 4 door Wildtrak in A51 with shadow black top. We'll see what changes come around for MY'22.

Point well taken. Never been one of those "show" guys.

I suspect a 48" Hi Lift jack would be adequate for a squatched Bronco with steel bumpers and rock sliders as lift points, and it should be more easily stored. Anyone with experience with these jacks have an opinion on 48" vs. a 60"? Thanks.