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This thread is based on my finding on the 8/12 build thread and the September commodities guide: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...get-your-bronco-scheduled-more-quickly.19556/
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/8-12-scheduling-email-received-group.21546/
It seems that all of the Builds on 8/12 were OBX & BadLands (23% & 28% on the commodity guide). These builds all seemed to have some of the "restrained" items from the guide: 2.7, Tow, SAS, Safari, Mod Bumper, Etc. These builds also seemed to all have a LUX/HIGH package as well.
This leads me to believe that the Big Bend and Black Diamond (30% & 11% on commodity guide) will begin scheduling next week. Again this is speculation, however this also leads me to believe that items that were previously constrained are going to be less of an issue.
With the items that were very constrained on the commodity guide were based on the full order bank, and now with the soft top order bank getting full access to the commodities as the minority of the orders (~10%) it seems that builds with the "no-no" items will still be getting built. In a more simplified example: Ford has 9 safari bars for every 100 broncos(MIC&Soft), but now Ford has 9 Safari bars for every 10 Broncos (Soft Only).
With the hold on MIC until the 2022 model year is it unreasonable to think that all early reservation Soft-Top orders will be produced in 2021 regardless of dealer allocations & place in line with your dealership?
I would love to know everybody's thoughts and maybe some Intel from anybody with an inside source.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/8-12-scheduling-email-received-group.21546/
It seems that all of the Builds on 8/12 were OBX & BadLands (23% & 28% on the commodity guide). These builds all seemed to have some of the "restrained" items from the guide: 2.7, Tow, SAS, Safari, Mod Bumper, Etc. These builds also seemed to all have a LUX/HIGH package as well.
This leads me to believe that the Big Bend and Black Diamond (30% & 11% on commodity guide) will begin scheduling next week. Again this is speculation, however this also leads me to believe that items that were previously constrained are going to be less of an issue.
With the items that were very constrained on the commodity guide were based on the full order bank, and now with the soft top order bank getting full access to the commodities as the minority of the orders (~10%) it seems that builds with the "no-no" items will still be getting built. In a more simplified example: Ford has 9 safari bars for every 100 broncos(MIC&Soft), but now Ford has 9 Safari bars for every 10 Broncos (Soft Only).
With the hold on MIC until the 2022 model year is it unreasonable to think that all early reservation Soft-Top orders will be produced in 2021 regardless of dealer allocations & place in line with your dealership?
I would love to know everybody's thoughts and maybe some Intel from anybody with an inside source.
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