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Similar situation - F150 and Edge ST being replaced by Tremor and Bronco 2DR Black Diamond. Step one is now complete and we are going to hang onto the Edge until the Bronco shows up. The roof situation puts that date out into the unknown though. There are no factory soft tops for the 2DR which aggravates the issue... Someday it will arrive, hopefully.That may be my hunting season too. Might have to ride the Harley to go hunting. Wouldn't be the first time, but I wouldn't be able to bring the dog. I don't know, looks like he might be able to straddle the seat.
Stick to your guns brother.
I traded both mine and my wife's trucks anticipating that the damn Bronco would be here.
What a kick in the nutz by China, and... Ford. They're trying to get reservation holders to change up how many doors, the engine, the trans, the suspension, the top....I'm not changing! Will have a base sasquatch 2 door V6 coming someday.??? I hope it'll be worth the wait.
Now we're forced to share the truck I traded on, but good news, will be getting our Tremor hopefully by the 14th.
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That's awesome. I'd mount that thing wherever you park.I really hope all of you waiting on your vehicles get them soon! I'm sticking around this thread to see it through and here is my good vibe for the day: My wife wanted to plant a tree last week and came across this crusty metallic object about 2' below the surface. Hard to say for sure but we thought it to be a horseshoe. We stuck it in a bucket of white vinegar for 4-5 days and then I peeled back the protective layer of minerals and found that it was, in fact, an old horseshoe, complete with some nails still in tact. It is probably at least 80 years old based on the history of this land but could be older. After freeing it from it's tomb my truck got delivered the next day. True story. Can't say that one was causal to the other, but fun fact nonetheless! So I share the good luck of the unearthed horseshoe for all of those still waiting in the hopes that maybe some good fortune will come your way too:
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Two feet down, 80 years old, and with nails? I bet a horse was once buried there!!I really hope all of you waiting on your vehicles get them soon! I'm sticking around this thread to see it through and here is my good vibe for the day: My wife wanted to plant a tree last week and came across this crusty metallic object about 2' below the surface. Hard to say for sure but we thought it to be a horseshoe. We stuck it in a bucket of white vinegar for 4-5 days and then I peeled back the protective layer of minerals and found that it was, in fact, an old horseshoe, complete with some nails still in tact. It is probably at least 80 years old based on the history of this land but could be older. After freeing it from it's tomb my truck got delivered the next day. True story. Can't say that one was causal to the other, but fun fact nonetheless! So I share the good luck of the unearthed horseshoe for all of those still waiting in the hopes that maybe some good fortune will come your way too:
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I didn’t go there when in Ireland. Too touristy. Maybe I should have. LolMaybe we should find a blarney stone for @Vermonster to kiss
Any little bit would help at this time lolI didn’t go there when in Ireland. Too touristy. Maybe I should have. Lol
That is a good deduction! We'll start digging and pretty soon our land will look like Oak Island...Two feet down a down, 80 years old, and with nails? I bet a horse was once buried there!!
I appreciate the positive vibes and support! It means a lot, gang!
I love this post!! At least I am in good company!That may be my hunting season too. Might have to ride the Harley to go hunting. Wouldn't be the first time, but I wouldn't be able to bring the dog. I don't know, looks like he might be able to straddle the seat.
Stick to your guns brother.
I traded both mine and my wife's trucks anticipating that the damn Bronco would be here.
What a kick in the nutz by China, and... Ford. They're trying to get reservation holders to change up how many doors, the engine, the trans, the suspension, the top....I'm not changing! Will have a base sasquatch 2 door V6 coming someday.??? I hope it'll be worth the wait.
Now we're forced to share the truck I traded on, but good news, will be getting our Tremor hopefully by the 14th.
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Just have him deliver the truck to your home later on this afternoonWell - I shot off an email to my dealer to see if the regional rep could let me know the eta of adaptive steering. Mind you, the dealer has never mentioned the adaptive steering issue to me - I learned that here. I also never mentioned it to my dealer until today.
The regional rep did a nice job jumping on my priority code last time, so we will see what I hear.
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That stringy/grainy metal is definitely true wrought iron. I’d say late 1800’s… Not related to the fake wrought iron term that’s thrown around today.I really hope all of you waiting on your vehicles get them soon! I'm sticking around this thread to see it through and here is my good vibe for the day: My wife wanted to plant a tree last week and came across this crusty metallic object about 2' below the surface. Hard to say for sure but we thought it to be a horseshoe. We stuck it in a bucket of white vinegar for 4-5 days and then I peeled back the protective layer of minerals and found that it was, in fact, an old horseshoe, complete with some nails still in tact. It is probably at least 80 years old based on the history of this land but could be older. After freeing it from it's tomb my truck got delivered the next day. True story. Can't say that one was causal to the other, but fun fact nonetheless! So I share the good luck of the unearthed horseshoe for all of those still waiting in the hopes that maybe some good fortune will come your way too:
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Yes. A keeper for sure!That stringy/grainy metal is definitely true wrought iron. I’d say late 1800’s… Not related to the fake wrought iron term that’s thrown around today.
I found a similar horseshoe while metal detecting in a river at an 1880’s ghost town in northern Michigan. That’s some sweet garage art!
Here is my Positive Spin on the notice of No Scheduling this Week!Well - I shot off an email to my dealer to see if the regional rep could let me know the eta of adaptive steering. Mind you, the dealer has never mentioned the adaptive steering issue to me - I learned that here. I also never mentioned it to my dealer until today.
The regional rep did a nice job jumping on my priority code last time, so we will see what I hear.
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I don't think it is so much of a shortage of those options, but the post-production option Install company can only handle so many trucks a week.Looks like there is a lack of spray-in bed liner, fifth wheel, and tonneau covers (all variants), so Ford just decided to punt this week (according to ice-capades over at blueovalforum). Of course, none of those things have anything to do with a "chip shortage", so it just emphasized that absolute disasterous mess all supply chains are right now.
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