No Bronco Scheduling Upcoming Week (10/11)

Administrator · Oct 10, 2021

2022 Bronco scheduling will begin on October 28 - per:

2022 Bronco Timing - Order Bank, Build & Price, Scheduling, Delivery, Special Edition Models

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BRONCORC · Oct 10, 2021

What does balanced out mean? Were there builds originally scheduled for this week?

RagnarKon · Oct 10, 2021

BRONCORC said:
What does balanced out mean? Were there builds originally scheduled for this week?

Not sure… but I’m going to assume it means that all the 2021 builds have been scheduled through to the end of the production run in December.

So we shouldn’t see any additional Bronco scheduling until the last week of October, which is when they start scheduling 2022.

BenBronco · Oct 10, 2021

My guess is that some/many of the MY21 production dates will get moved around (again) this week. I assume that will be the impact of "balanced out".

DarthTod · Oct 10, 2021

RagnarKon said:
Not sure… but I’m going to assume it means that all the 2021 builds have been scheduled through to the end of the production run in December.

So we shouldn’t see any additional Bronco scheduling until the last week of October, which is when they start scheduling 2022.

That sounds like the right answer to me. Hopefully that means we will see the final numbers for ‘21 production and things like actual size of the FE series soon.

HBTFD · Oct 10, 2021

Balanced out means 2021 scheduling is done. No more orders will converted to 2021 builds, some existing VINs production date could be moved.

Double IPA · Oct 10, 2021

My Black Diamond finally got scheduled for 10/11 build week, then 2 weeks ago actually got moved up to 10/4 build week (got vin and window sticker). But Ford tracker seems to have gotten stuck and still shows as in production since 10/5. Not sure what any of this means.

I assumed "balanced out" meant they were finishing up what they didn't finish the prior week but I could be totally wrong.

bytheway · Oct 10, 2021

Balanced out means they have the exact right amount of parts to build all the trucks they have scheduled. No more will be added.

BRONCORC · Oct 10, 2021

bytheway said:
Balanced out means they have the exact right amount of parts to build all the trucks they have scheduled. No more will be added.

Hopefully this is the case since I’m a later 11/29 build.

Oh2Bbad · Oct 10, 2021

I wonder if this helps or hurts the dirt Hill pile of Broncos move?

Mango&Moose · Oct 10, 2021

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Bronco Pilot · Oct 10, 2021

I got notified last week in a FORD email my FE got moved up to production next week. Hopefully, everyone with a 2021 coming will see their dates move forward.

Vigor · Oct 10, 2021

Bronco Pilot said:
I got notified last week in a FORD email my FE got moved up to production next week. Hopefully, everyone with a 2021 coming will see their dates move forward.

Mine is in production but looks like it's sticking to its 10/14 blend date. That's fine ...just want it by spook day

Pray pray pray nothing happens in transit

robertccribb · Oct 10, 2021

I have a badlands scheduled for production week of 12/6. What are the chances it gets moved up ?

SupremoSombrero · Oct 10, 2021

I'm guessing a total of 40,000 Rigs are built in MY21. Anyone else have a guess? ADMIN: A contest, perhaps? Whoever gets the closest gets a jar of jellybeans.

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