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How do you feel about Ford's tour-de-force in keeping the Bronco and any meaningful details about it a secret?
It started out rough, with the union forcing Ford's hand to even reveal that the Bronco was in the works, but it has been a very tight ship since then. It says a lot when this picture of a vaguely shaped lump of clay or whatever it is under a tarp constitutes nearly half of what we've learned in almost 5 years ...
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Is all the secrecy helping Ford's cause? When does it become "enough" or "too much"? I posed a similar question not too long ago, and the amount of objective information gained in the last 9 months is very little.
There are no doubt numerous people reading another thread wondering what this is about:
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I'll try to fill you in with some storytelling since I was lucky enough to partake before the takedown by Ford. The animation begins with some small rocks "flowing" together across a closeup of some vaguely mountainous rocky slab with a few bits of mossy greenery. As the rocks come together they merge into a dark blob that quickly springs up into the form of the kicking Bronco seen here:
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Normally I'm quick to grab copies of Bronco media just in case they later become "unavailable", but I didn't get the video in time.
eta: Got this one though:
It started out rough, with the union forcing Ford's hand to even reveal that the Bronco was in the works, but it has been a very tight ship since then. It says a lot when this picture of a vaguely shaped lump of clay or whatever it is under a tarp constitutes nearly half of what we've learned in almost 5 years ...
.
.
Is all the secrecy helping Ford's cause? When does it become "enough" or "too much"? I posed a similar question not too long ago, and the amount of objective information gained in the last 9 months is very little.
There are no doubt numerous people reading another thread wondering what this is about:
.
.
I'll try to fill you in with some storytelling since I was lucky enough to partake before the takedown by Ford. The animation begins with some small rocks "flowing" together across a closeup of some vaguely mountainous rocky slab with a few bits of mossy greenery. As the rocks come together they merge into a dark blob that quickly springs up into the form of the kicking Bronco seen here:
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.
Normally I'm quick to grab copies of Bronco media just in case they later become "unavailable", but I didn't get the video in time.
eta: Got this one though:
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