They are probably going to need a copy of your license at some point in the delivery process anyways (at least they would in NY), so why not give it to them? You say the dealer has been very straightforward and communicative thus far, so why all of a sudden do you doubt their intentions?
I gotta believe that a lot of NFL/Pro sports types are driving 6g Broncos. I mean why wouldn't they? Plus guys making that kind of money are the only ones who can afford some of the crazy ADMs we have seen.
Just sayin.....
Best part is you can pull into a tight parking space and still have no trouble getting out. I know there are some on here who would never pull their bronco into a tight parking space, but if you do, no doors is the way to go.
Decisions, Decisions..... I would stay with the Tremor. It is nice to have a truck in the house and your wife already has the explorer. But I might try and find a buddy who wants to buy the bronco before I would let the dealer just "have it". Just saying.....
So I purchased my canceled bronco from a dealer here in NY. I just kind of stumbled upon it on the lot. The salesman goes on the test drive with me and asks if I saw it on their website. I said I had not. He said he asked because the website showed it at MSRP and they wanted 10K over MSRP...
This^^^^^^^^^. Give them a chance to look at it and if necessary make things right. I am sure they will take care of any manufacturing defects. They seem like a reputable company. I was looking at those before I found a second-hand set of OEM boards. They are a great design.
My advice would be that powering ditch lights on the high beam circuit is a bad idea, auto-high beams or not. Power it with the aux switches and call it good.