My Bronco build wrapped in dark camo [+ BFG 37's, King Coilovers, Camburg, Alpha Equipt, ARB, Baja Designs, Rigid, LoD]

[BostonSasquatch]

Very impressive! Allow me to take polite exception to your phrase, "...and then it will be done."
No, sir. We're Bronco enthusiasts. Modifications and accessories are never done.

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[AMTRV]

Looks great!

 

[Ryuk]

Camo Jokes aside

Your Bronco looks awesome

 

[Gettyup]

Build specs:

King Coil Overs
Camburg Billet UCA's
Camburg Billet rear trailing arms
Alpha Equipt Halo wheels 17x8.5 0 offset
BFG 37 x 12.5 KM3's
ARB twin air compressor under hood
Baja Designs LP6's and Squadron Pro spots
Rigid Radiance SAE fogs
LOD rock sliders
LOD trans skid
Ford Performance Tune
OEM skids

I still have to install the rear OEM steel bumper, Hammerbuilt tailgate support and the RTR tailgate stop then it will be complete.

Video & more pictures:

Very Very Nice. Hope to see you around SoCal

 

[stickshifthappy]

Dig it.

 

[rootster]

Question, do folks who wrap vehicles ever plan to unwrap them, if so, how?
The only experience I have is with a Winnebago that was wrapped for a few years. Came time to sell it and unwrap it. Impossible, it was married to the paint, the two had become one.
Solvent, scrapping and pressure washer, it was futile. Ended up it was sold for about scrap price, new owner probably rolled some exterior latex over the huge graphics.

My discussion with a wrap tech is that the adhesives on an inferior film sometimes create this issue. The issue is that the binding between the adhesive and the film do not stay "connected". I am not an expert, just passing along the information that I was recently given.

 

[395N]

What trails have you taken it on? How did it do?

 

[Classic28]

Nice. What rock sliders are those? Look good.

I just ordered a set of the LOD sliders Wednesday, interested to hear how you like them?

 

[Myke98]

I just ordered a set of the LOD sliders Wednesday, interested to hear how you like them?

I like them a lot! Make sure you trim the front gusset for the brake line before you mount them. Do a search on here an it is explained well.

 

[Myke98]

What trails have you taken it on? How did it do?

Excellent!

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/wildtrak-vs-the-gatekeeper-valley-of-the-moon-trail.57415/

 

[Myke98]

Thanks everyone for all the positive comments!

When I bought the wheels I was a bit worried if it was going to look good done. I put the wheels on while it was still it's carbonized gray color and thought oh boy what am I doing (I wasn't really liking it) lol. After the wrap I am really happy with the results!

 

[vzqhsg]

Build specs:

King Coil Overs
Camburg Billet UCA's
Camburg Billet rear trailing arms
Alpha Equipt Halo wheels 17x8.5 0 offset
BFG 37 x 12.5 KM3's
ARB twin air compressor under hood
Baja Designs LP6's and Squadron Pro spots
Rigid Radiance SAE fogs
LOD rock sliders
LOD trans skid
Ford Performance Tune
OEM skids

I still have to install the rear OEM steel bumper, Hammerbuilt tailgate support and the RTR tailgate stop then it will be complete.

Video & more pictures:

So to sum this up...more in mods then the cost of the truck??? Hmmmmmmm!!

 

[Classic28]

I like them a lot! Make sure you trim the front gusset for the brake line before you mount them. Do a search on here an it is explained well.

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Raptor911]

NO. Most wraps needs to be pulled off 3-5 years depending whether or not it was garaged or it will bond with the paint.

And it you live in a location like AZ then it will need to come off at 3 years.

Hair dryer, heat gun, and boiling water and they usually come right off. Hell, park it in the Phoenix sun for a day and you can usually peel anything off with minimal effort

 

[Pepe the Little Mule]

LOL he said bumper tailgate support and tailgate stop and then it's complete....HAHAHAHA my good sir let me just tell you as long as there's an internet you will never be done with that Rig. Five years from now you will call current progress a good start. Modifications will stop only when the vehical passes to a new owner or current owner passes away seriously that rig looks fantastic

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