I looked at the rear axle for the jeep and it looks like they have a similar problem with the placement. I'm hoping either ford fixes this or we get some aftermarket fixes.
There are also 33 MTs that are optional for the BL. That being said I am with you on the 2.7 I am interested to see how that will tune after updating the exhaust and intake.
French bread made in a Dutch oven. I'm hoping to try some baking while camping, you can do some basic baking with the cast iron dutch ovens.
https://www.lifeasastrawberry.com/easy-crusty-french-bread/
I am in a similar position but I think waiting has a lot of benefits. We can improve our credit score to get better financing , we can save up more to reduce our monthly payment, we have the option to get our Bronco cheaper used, and we are more likely to see Ford promotions the longer we wait.
The frame is steel. Below is an article that talks a little bit about it.
https://www.repairerdrivennews.com/2020/07/23/ford-2021-bronco-mixes-steel-aluminum-offers-quick-easy-and-fun-open-air-conversion/
What ever you do get some tube steps or rock rails to protect your doors from parking lot door dings. You can get rock rails standard on BD and BL and tube steps are standard with the Outer Banks.
I hadn't heard that, but either way I think it is still good for Ford to receive honest feedback. In the case were they are trying to judge demand, false feedback might result in a oversupply in material.
Wrong. The whole point of the survey was so Ford could get a better idea on how the consumer felt about the pricing. I am sure Ford watches this website, so complaints on here is just more data for them to work with. I am not saying they will change it, but by not saying anything bad about the...
I have been thinking the same thing. My thought is to set up a dog bed in a annex connecting to the tent. I'm hoping that will be enough to keep my pup happy.
Now to figure out what to do with my girlfriends cat.