Yes and no? This seems like it's caught in the middle. A Shelby or Raptor is different as it's a separate brand almost.
It was really a "I'm not sure yet, ordering is still a few months off." The theme of all the answers was "please wait until closer to order date".
I scaled it using Bluebeam. Obviously there is a lot of room for error. I took the side shot of the 4 door Bronco and calibrated my scale off the Dueler 32" tire. Transfered this to the window above and found it to be roughly 24 inches... I then took the 24" window and looked at the shot of it laying in the tailgate. It seems there is 30 inches of space from the back of the seat to where the tailgate shuts. (2.5 feet of space). Keep in mind these are very rough numbers.
Only problem with using BlueBeam (as both of you know I'm sure) It's not dead on. It's close. Also throw in the size of the pic you are basing it on (assuming both pictures are identical, let's say 5x7 as an example). Then by trying to take a dimension on a skew there's certainly no definitive answer on this one. But it is cool that you 2 are pretty close to being on the same page as each other. So in the end, probably pretty close with your numbers.. then again, how far could you really be off?
The RS wasn't available for AXZ, and the RS was a production vehicle. The FE is a run of 7000, which makes it a limited edition. If the FE was going to be around for the entire length of production then I'd completely agree with you.
My understanding is the 4 piece is the T-top over the front seats, a single piece over the second row seats, and the entire cargo area.I saw the four piece option, which looks like T tops (old school) for the driver and passenger, but the 6 piece I'm assuming would be the same style (t-top) as the front section, but for the center piece of the 4 door?
Exactly. I just did it to try and help you out and to get a general idea. I would never wager money on dimensions such as these for the reasons you stated. I'm sure someone can do better as well.Only problem with using BlueBeam (as both of you know I'm sure) It's not dead on. It's close. Also throw in the size of the pic you are basing it on (assuming both pictures are identical, let's say 5x7 as an example). Then by trying to take a dimension on a skew there's certainly no definitive answer on this one. But it is cool that you 2 are pretty close to being on the same page as each other. So in the end, probably pretty close with your numbers.. then again, how far could you really be off?
"Delivery may be delayed" - We are probably waiting anyway so most likely no real world impact.
Great question. I think they should. He said about 4 feet wide. A driver is about 45-46 inches. Might have to go on a slight diagonal, but shouldn't be an issue.
Interesting that the winch (around 0:26) covers that rectangular panel we've all been wondering about. That would seem to support the idea that it does not contain the radar and all the critical sensors and radar are near the rear view mirror.Additional video with some more views
It's a single panel over the second row, so 4 pieces for the actual roof. The additional 2 pieces for the Modular top are the 2 removable rear glass panels.I saw the four piece option, which looks like T tops (old school) for the driver and passenger, but the 6 piece I'm assuming would be the same style (t-top) as the front section, but for the center piece of the 4 door?
Not sure how I missed this when I first read the post! Makes me wonder if its at Hidden Falls in Marble Falls.
