No war for me... I currently have a 2000 2dr Jeep Sport that I like a lot .... no death wobble... no real issues at all... I have had it off road and I have driven it from NY to Florida and back... I plan to keep it even after I get my 2dr Wildtrak
Great looking rig... Im planning something very similiar but a Wildtrak with the black top and grill. (Mine will include the lux package, towing package, roof rack, and leather seats)
I cant send a pdf of my build to my dealer because Im planning to go with the Late Availability Black Painted Modular Hardtop on my 2door Wildtrak.
At this time the B&P does not allow anyone to build their Bronco with any Late Availability items. Im ready to order as long as my order can...
I dont think a down payment is required in January.... (an additional ordering deposit of perhaps $500 or maybe $1000 may be required depending on who your dealer is)....your actual down payment should not be required until you take delivery.
Do you have any info regarding converting a reservation to an order that includes the Late Availability Black Modular Hardtop?
When the ordering system opens up will an order be able to be placed that includes a Late Availability Black Modular Hard Top?
I would switch from Wildtrak to Badlands but Im just not a fan of the gray top, the gray grill and any other gray trim on the BL. Im going Wildtrak and accepting the late availability of the Black Modular Top
Here is what Im looking at for my 2DR Wildtrak Build
(Reservation # 1018XXXX Dated 7/14/2020 Changed to Stephens)
Build:
2Door Carbonized Gray Wildtrak
Black Painted Modular Hardtop (Late Availability)
Hard Top Sound Deadening Headliner
Roof Rails with Crossbars - Black
Front Bumper - Heavy...
Here is what Im looking at for my 2DR Wildtrak Build
(Reservation # 1018XXXX Dated 7/14/2020 Changed to Stephens)
Build:
2Door Carbonized Gray Wildtrak
Black Painted Modular Hardtop (Late Availability)
Hard Top Sound Deadening Headliner
Roof Rails with Crossbars - Black
Front Bumper - Heavy...
Does the Winch option that Ford offers also adversely effect the Adaptive Cruise Control feature? There needs to be something somewhere that senses the vehicles in front of you for the ACC to work I would think. Where is that sensor located?
Maybe someone could get an answer from Mike Levine...