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Good question

I like your idea and look forward to the results.

That does not surprise me since they are spraying some clamshells with primer to cover up defects.

That is sad that Ford can’t even spray primer on the clamshell to Match the new panels or make new panels without honeycomb.

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I doubt if the engineers dreamed that a primer or additional coat or coats of any product would be applied on the top to create a finished product. This correcting coat cannot be good for long term durability. Similar to a body shop painting a car after an accident. The non original area will...

Do you think the clamshell is too large for the machines to roll the edges like the new panels? It would help understand what is happening if owners would post that have a new process clamshell.

I don't think there is anyway Ford is going to sell anyone a black modular top for $1,895 from the parts counter. The price of the OPTION is $1,895. Not to be confused with the price of the TOP ordered later.

Not yet but I plan to switch to the selected Texas dealer because of the great work by the founders!

Timer may be an IT issue similar to what the dealer has been experiencing

Better be careful with your words about the dealer.

Excuse me. I apologize for asking such a sensitive question about dealers.

I now realize how I can help out by not asking any questions. Please enjoy your Sunday since the Bronco dealers are closed today. I really do appreciate all the hard work involved!!!

There are reservation holders making their one time dealer transfers every day. Why would the selected Texas dealer want to wait to make the offer public knowledge? They would end up with more transfers if they put the offer out there weeks ago. Every day they wait costs them business.

I appreciate all the time and effort you have contributed for the benefit of the forum. thank you

I appreciate your efforts and if it is productive as we anticipate I will be glad to compensate you for your time.

My only concerns to purchase are: Cash price out the door

I have a question after reading your comments. Why is it so difficult to select a Texas dealer when it was so effortless for Granger in Iowa to come up with an offer that is transparent and published.

I appreciate all the leaders work that involves a "lot that goes into the negotiations". I seems to me that there are about a half dozen questions that involve a dealer filling in the answers with numbers with a best offer. The numbers win the contest or not. Does not appear to be that hard...