My guess is that only the super well established ones that already work with Ford are getting them already. ARB, Fox, Ridgid, maybe some discount ones like Smittybilt or rough country.How does aftermarket manufacturers get ahold of CAD files from Ford?
I mean I'm fine with waiting till it's officially released in Spring, but having those CAD files sure would help speed accessory development upMy guess is that only the super well established ones that already work with Ford are getting them already. ARB, Fox, Ridgid, maybe some discount ones like Smittybilt or rough country.
The guy building my bumpers said he will have renders/measurements/CAD from SEMA when available.How does aftermarket manufacturers get ahold of CAD files from Ford?
But who does he go through to get them? I would assume Ford but no idea who to contactThe guy building my bumpers said he will have renders/measurements/CAD from SEMA when available.
Agree 100%. I'd be concerned except for the fact Carmaker1 said last week that TopRecon & Bucked renders were very close...and I'd be happy with either one of them.I can’t believe the the shadow was an actual design and is closer to the real deal then the tarp teaser. Might just be me but that shadow didn’t look good to me at all. Tarp teaser looked much better.
This render is sick. Most of the other renders just looked too "soft" or there was just something that looked wrong and not what the production car would be. Good job!Dear Car & Driver, I fixed a few things for you... obviously, credit to respective original creator @Nick Kaloterakis
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