There was at least one manual in our group of 9. You just walk over and get in one each day. I ordered a non-squatch Badlands so I drove that day one. The next day all I wanted was a Sasquatch to compare so I found a Wildtrak. It was good to compare a 2 DR on day one and a 4Dr on day 2 also.
My SO couldn’t make it but the couples or groups that were there seemed to really enjoy it. It’s highly recommended to bring anyone, even if they won’t be driving the Bronco much.
Once you see the 360 acre ranch and the $ that went into it I think you’ll agree with me in saying the other sites might be temporary but Austin is there to stay. I believe it’ll be nearly year round.
There was no road driving. Very briefly we travelled over paved surface, like a golf cart trail. There was a few minutes at the end of the 2nd day where we got out of 4L and went to 4H to do some dirt track driving. 25 mph doesn’t sound fast but it was very fun. Had the Wildtrak in Baha and it was tough to get it to slide.
There’s over 70 there so I can’t say for sure, but everything I saw in our group was sporting a 12” screen. IMO if they had some base or big bends there and people saw how capable they were they might choose the less expensive models. On the other hand, I saw what the SwayBarDisc can do and I’m glad I’m getting a Badlands. It’s not just for getting all 4 tires down.
Outstanding!
Do they provide meals at the Offrodeo? If so, what did y'all have if you don't mind me asking.
