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I would bet yes. I doubt they would make all new mounting points for suspension and body panels.

I honestly thought they would flare the body fenders an inch or two then add a wide plastic fender. It's as if Ford will do the exact opposite of what I want... No wonder I don't have my Bronco yet!!

That looks so good! Maybe gotta change my color

Lol just saw the above post🤣🤣

WTF, I am a very hopeful but late 9/20 reservation holder. Submit my 21 build in February got pushed to 22 (not surprised) submitted that in Nov. And now my pizza oven says this... It use to have a picture of a bronco with the number 2 highlighted.

So you're saying there's a chance!

Here are some photos. They are meant to prevent the tire/rim from smashing into the frame in a crash. I think the 35's have enough width to safely have the crash bars removed. I might be mistaken but I believe all badlands 33's and SAS do not have crash bars. But I could be wrong on that.

I live in the desert and have too much crap in my garage! Funny how two totally different circumstances lead to the same decision.🤣🤣

Nothing to apologize for. I changed mine from a soft top to a MIC by choice. If I have to wait to get what I want. That's life. It would have been nice for Ford to put more of an effort into the hardtop but hindsight is always 20/20

That is all you need. And email correspondence including price and a confirmation is a signed contract.

Well, at least my next three Thursdays won't be filled with disappointment.

Ford removes the crash bars and lifts the truck to fit 35's. Your installer doesn't know what he is saying.

I think it would be cool if it starts like a BASE, but different cloth seats (obviously the white) and you can do any of the packages. Mid - Lux and Sasquatch if you want it. But it comes at a slightly higher price tag.

Without knowing what the MSRP is... Ah F it. Buy it and flip it if you can't afford it! LoL. You only live once!

@Toogrady it's about that time! Any signs of your bronco?

It's should qualify as an agreement between both parties. Any conversation (email/written) between two or more groups can be considered a contract depending on the context and possible expectations, considering what words are used.

Did you receive an email from the dealership with either the phrase "we will honor MSRP." or an attachment with the purchase order having the MSRP on it? Either of those could comprise a legal contract under the law. They will need to honor the deal they made with you.

I have been looking too! They are pretty sweet looking with the redesign.

A friend of a friend just got his Area 51 wildtrack about a week ago. He loves it.