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Are you sure those are scuffs? From the pictures it looks like your box rubbed off onto the rubber
The mats are rubber, they're typically made to take a beating and get scuffs so your other stuff (like really expensive bikes) doesn't.
The mats are rubber, they're typically made to take a beating and get scuffs so your other stuff (like really expensive bikes) doesn't.
I loaded a card board box with flooring planks inside then noticed how easy it scuffed up.
Really hoping my late request to the dealer yesterday to add the CMS to my already scheduled build works in my favor. The more I see it in photos, the more I wish I had added it from the start. Waiting on confirmation from the dealer if the changes took in WBDO since the VIN & build date have both been assigned. Fingers crossed
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Good luck to you.
Not until 2/15 so itās very likely possible. Nothing I can find in VIN parameters are assigned to these options. Just changes the window sticker which hasnāt been released yet and shuffles my spot in the production order depending on parts availability. My email/dealer are still the only confirmation I have for 2/15 anyway. All other forms of website tracking/calls to Ford marketing still give me an āorder processingā result.
Howās the cargo management system? What are the different configurations you can have it in?
Havenāt heard many details on it.
Havenāt heard many details on it.
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There are 2 locking positions when the cargo panel is in its flat load floor position. 1st position is against the 2nd row seats, the 2nd position slides aft to the rectangular hole. From there you deploy the legs down to stabilize the "table top."
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The panel can be folded and stowed against the 2nd row seats to maximize floor space or serve as a divider in 2 other positions aft.
This is great info! Nice and versatile. First time Iāve seen it laid out like this. Thank you.The panel can be folded and stowed against the 2nd row seats to maximize floor space or serve as a divider in 2 other positions aft.
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What is the height of the space under the system when it's in the shelf or table position? I see you have the full size spare which is what I'll have too.There are 2 locking positions when the cargo panel is in its flat load floor position. 1st position is against the 2nd row seats, the 2nd position slides aft to the rectangular hole. From there you deploy the legs down to stabilize the "table top."
