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Normal. Especially with aluminum closures, and higher durometer primary door seal, since this vehicle does NOT have a secondary door seal.

Never happening. Ever.

So what if they are? They still own the vehicles at this point, LOL. They can do what they want with their assets. They could run them all through a vehicle shredder if they wanted to.

I read this, and can't stop laughing. Not how it works at all.

This thread cracks me up :ROFLMAO:

Yes. Also, this “workforce reduction “ doesn’t seem to have affected Duper Duty orders/sales for the month of November.. Records were set lol

"Company reductions"? huh??!? I don't see the connection.

The design and proportions of the vehicle from the ground up in the Ford studio were styled around the sasquatch package (35's) The vehicle, IMO, looks weird without it.

The angle of the panhard bar is by design. attaches to frame on the high side, axle on the low side. these bars are required in 4-bar trailing link set-ups, like the previous member said to control lateral movement of the axle. you usually don't find them on Hotchkiss/leaf spring setups.

I’ve got the doors off process down to under 5 minutes

that promotion is DONE. expired.

I paid $75.00 total out the door for all 5 done in mirror black like the Wildtrak. It was a motorcycle/classic car restoration shop.

Wildtrak convert

Did the first position up latch properly over the B-pillars?

If I had to guess, that system design was created by the FSS for the roof, Webasto and not Ford. It would be the Webasto engineers that could answer that question

few more pictures

Had mine up there at Brockway Mountain end of October last year. My daughter is a student at Michigan Tech in Houghton....

No worries with leather/soft top. only about 1/4 of the seat covers on the cushion, back and headrest is actual leather.

Yes, that vehicle is out there somewhere. Chances of being on here might me slim to none

My '21 BB Sasquatch 4-door has 3 matching door trim panels, and one odd, Hi-series one. The FRONT driver/passenger, & rear driver all have hard, MIC/polypropylene rollover inserts (tan) that it's supposed to have, and the REAR passenger side has a soft, in-mold grain laminate (tan) one, like...