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After a year and 13K miles, the only thing that comes to mind is ventilated seats! Otherwise, It is an amazing vehicle and a worthy vehicle to be along my 68 Bronco (which my dad bought new in the fall of '67). Both are special vehicles!!

You could spend a lifetime exploring the backroad and backcountry and not even put a dent in the state. I looked at that discovery route a while back. It has a few interesting areas in it.

Well done and great trip! Glad you got to see a little of the 'real' Wyoming too besides the zoo.

We need more Wyoming Bronco people on here!

Your Bronco handled it so easy!

Drove around the yard. 20" was a snoozer for the beast, even with snow flying over the hood.

Since our extended fall continues, took a short jaunt in the hills.

65g gas tank please lol!

First snow for my beast!

Team 2 Door out in the wild again this past week:

Yep, I've read that a few times over the past few years. I think it depends on how they interpret that and whether you want the risk of being harassed. I'll do some more asking but not a big deal to me either way. I'd love to remove it though!

Recently installed my 67 designs. Love it!

Learned to drive in my dad's 68 Bronco, he took us everywhere it that Bronco growing up. Eventually it became mine. Always wondered what a modern day Bronco would be like if they ever brought it back. Had a full sized Bronco in the 90s, drove a Bronco Sport while I was waiting and then a I saw a...

@telenerd I will. Maybe next summer, we can do something between us.

Hitting the trails behind Hudson, WY tomorrow Monday if someone my some miracle happens to be in the area. Between Lander and Riverton.

Too late now but do you use the radar that comes with our Bronco (if you have the subscription)? I always have that up when I'm in weather plus I'll use the RadarScope app on my phone. Sometimes it's tough to avoid but these are some pretty cool tools for down the road.

Love it! Nice stable! I also have a '68 Bronco besides my 23 Badlands Sasquatch.

I don't have a Braptor but we always used 20 psi in our F150 Raptors and I use the same in my Sasquatch Bronco. Sand mode in our Broncos are pretty darn fun and easy!

You can get 20 mpg or over with our Sasquatch Broncos! I use 91 ethanol free gas and honestly it's a Bronco not a sports car so I mostly drive it easy. I generally get 17-20 mpg on dirt roads, less if it gets more technical, obviously, but I can pull low 20s on the pavement. 20 mpg is normal and...