If I recall the 4d bronco length includes the spare. The t4r is bumper to bumper. The Toyota has more interior space. Mostly behind the 2nd row.
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Followed 2 Broncos and got to see Marine Grade Vinyl (MGV) Interior
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IMO the Badlands is the only trim that I would not sas. I’d rather have the articulation.
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Should have bought them a Ghost Burger at the saloon... might have been able to drive one of them up that hill on the side! ??? ?
P.s. Now I'm thinking about hanging out at the Chevron on the 160 this weekend.... Hmmm... ?
P.s. Now I'm thinking about hanging out at the Chevron on the 160 this weekend.... Hmmm... ?
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Although somewhat subjective, the KO is a better tire for some people.
ETA: the KO is a great all-terrain tire that also serves as a winter traction device/tire in some areas. They legally take the place of chains or studs in some winter conditions and locations, as a "traction tire" and you therefore are not required to carry chains and don't have to chain up, depending on the level of winter driving condition. I wouldn't run a Goodyear tire, just don't like them, but I would run a KO. In fact, I'd swap the tires to KOs if they didn't come stock.
ETA: the KO is a great all-terrain tire that also serves as a winter traction device/tire in some areas. They legally take the place of chains or studs in some winter conditions and locations, as a "traction tire" and you therefore are not required to carry chains and don't have to chain up, depending on the level of winter driving condition. I wouldn't run a Goodyear tire, just don't like them, but I would run a KO. In fact, I'd swap the tires to KOs if they didn't come stock.
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I did tell them about the Carol Lombardo room and to stop by the oldest operating establishment in all of Nevada. Ghost burgers rock, I know what you mean. I am actually going out cruising to attempt to re acquire them tonight. I will take my tape measure with me this time.
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First of all, that story and the Pics are awesome. I love your enthusiasm and determination.
You were really cool with the way you approached them and checked out the MGV. Too many people would have broken their word and took pics and stuff.
Megawatt, maybe...but definitely MEGA-AWESOME!
You were really cool with the way you approached them and checked out the MGV. Too many people would have broken their word and took pics and stuff.
Megawatt, maybe...but definitely MEGA-AWESOME!
Can you say if the 4 door Sasquatch and 2 door we pretty much at similar height? These pictures seem like they are?After working 75 hour work weeks the last two weeks in a row I was enjoying my rare day off. I left the house and was headed to LSwranglers, they specialize in dropping LS V8 motors in Wranglers. The V8 option is my plan B if a Bronco doesn't work out. Very convient as they are a local outfit and has been in business for 12 years. The first stoplight from my house I see the twins. My Jeep windows are dirty so the pics are meh ? but it’s something new for you all to read.
I have no place to be, I have gas in the tank, and I have a modified wrangler so I figure there is no place I can’t follow them. I followed from a distance and here are a few pics..
This is a 4 door soft top outer banks with Sasquatch package with the roof peeled back In A51 paint.
Roof sticks up way too much for my liking but it’s easy to get into position. Now I know a soft top is out for me.
Second Bronco is a cyber orange Badlands 2 door on 33” optional wheels.
So it turns out I followed them 20.4 miles from first sighting . 2.4 miles of the 20.4 was off road, yes off road , i am a jeeper ya know. For the locals it is the boyscout trail on the hump that can lead to Goodsprings saloon.
So just to clarify for certain posters out there. I never hounded them, I never honked the horn (in NV it is a $200 fine to blow the horn when not an emergency) and I was about 1/4 mile behind for the most part until we got to stop lights. I am a Jeeper, and have been here for 18 years and I kinda know where they are going no need to crowd them.
So now we go off road, mostly washboard trail. Not like we had to go to 4wd.
The desert in Las Vegas is the Mojave desert. And it is dirt, not sand like in the Sahara desert. So you could leave a half mile distance separation and still be able to follow someone. Anyway they drivers finally pulled over.....
So I pulled up and said “ if you let me see the vinyl I will stop following you”.
The drivers looked at each other like I was speaking Spanish (and I can). I said “ I want to check out the marine grade vinyl. I have a reservation and order day is approaching and I want to know I am making the correct choice on Bronco trim“.
The light bulbs turned on and CO driver asks if I have a cell phone? I said I do and it will stay in my pocket and I will not touch it. CO driver let’s me check out the interior of the 2 door CO. I don’t look at his laptop information I just check out the seats. And no I didn’t take any pics because I kinda promised.
MGV for me 100%. That stuff is awesome!!! Super soft with some texture, cool to the touch, not like bass boat vinyl. Ford did the MGV right!
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