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Got the same email. This is strange, anybody suspicious that the Ford server was hacked ?
 

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Evidently with the right build it is. I wasn't in the mood to wait 2 years for my outerbanks so I put a pretty basic Big Bend order in today and it scheduled this afternoon. Figure I'll drive it for the 3 years it takes to get my Outer Banks :ROFLMAO:
do you mind telling the features? specifically auto or manual?2.3 or 2.7 etc..
 

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We're sorry. We are unable to process this Order. Please enter a valid Ford Order/VIN.

This is the error message I get when I follow the tracker button from the email and enter a valid numbers combo??

Also, B6G tracking tool: Can't Retrieve This VIN
 
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You ordered what they can build.
I just find it hard to believe there aren't people with the exact same build that reserved over a year ago...the way it looks is a person was better off not reserving and going through the last year of bullshit then just casually strolling by a dealer and ordering a damn week ago.

Completely ridiculous.
 

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I purposefully waited to place an order to give Ford some time to work out production kinks and to see and test drive a bronco in person. After getting the opportunity to see and test drive one, I placed my order on 11/1/21 with no prior reservation.

I received my vin and build date for the week of 1/17. I feel terrible for those July 2020 reservation holders.

BB, 2.3L, auto, mid package, mod bumper, soft top, tow. Small dealership.
 
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A buddy of mine placed his order last week, non reservation holder 4 dr WT lux with softop. He got an email tonight, build date 1-22 and a VIN. He was excited to say the least.
Wow on a WT. That’s fast
 

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Big Bend 2.3L Automatic, 4 door, soft top, aux switches, mid package was what I put in. Silver though not sure if color has anything to do with it
 
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It's been known - Soft top, 2.3L 4 door, will get your Bronco built quick. The less options, the faster.

If you are reading this thread and are tempted, just know that the 2.3l Has more umph than any wrangler except the new 4XE model, more power than any stock 4runner and more power than any production Bronco prior, even the v8's in the 60s. So it's plenty. I had a lifted JKU Wrangler (4 door 2016) with the 280hp V6 and 35's. No problem, daily driven, highway driven.

I mean, the 2.3L has been the only option for the Ranger since the comeback. See plenty of those around these days.

Plus you get the hard top prep kit now, and the aftermarket will bring better tops and start to fill that void next summer. By the time you get yours it will practically be spring anyhow.
I drove the 2.3 and 2.7 and it wasn’t much of a difference in my opinion for me to go 2.7
 
 


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