Distinguishing Reserved MY21s from Non-Reserved

[njAK84]

Perhaps a very dumb question, but are there any subtle features to distinguish a reserved Bronco from any of the apparent tidal wave of BB and base models hitting dealerships nationwide? A small plaque? A unique numeric designation? A little note engraved in the frame that says ‘this SOB waited, not like those other hacks’?
As in, 25 years from now, will my reserved unit have any notably greater value than a dealer-direct BB some chump paid $15k over sticker for?

At the end of the day I’m still crazy excited, and I’ll be supremely happy just to have my Bronco. I’m just curious if our reservations will have any notable rarity, other than us saying, “waited an eternity for this bastard.”

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[JBowles]

The green window sticker

 

[JAC]

Nope.... It's pretty much "waited an eternity for this bastart"..... But, maybe also include that we didn't have to pay the stated $15k over msrp....Cheers

 

[njAK84]

The green window sticker

Got it. So, laminate that thing in some transparent compound of adamantium and mythril. Check.

 

[JohnnyBronco]

Got it. So, laminate that thing in some transparent compound of adamantium and mythril. Check.

Place the blue sticker under a yellow bug light and it will look green

 

[Slick Rick]

I will take my wait along with 20 to 30k, that way I will feel better about myself. In every deal there is a price where everyone involved is satisfied. 10 to 20 thousand adm ain't that price.

 

[Gamecock]

They’re all “reserved” right now…you’re seeing abandoned orders or ghost orders being marked up…not stock units….

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