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Nice Bronco, wish I had bought one and kept it back in high school.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/attachments/bronco-owner-checklist-for-delivery-ocd-_revision-38-pdf.531310/?force-system-browser=1 Should be the working link to a delivery checklist that users have compiled. Congrats on the new Bronco.

Too bad, that route was a good run. Probably closed it around the water crossing I guess.

Not sure it's what you want for a first trail but run Coyote Canyon from Anza down into Borrego Springs. Did that run years ago and had a lot of fun.

Dry ice in a cooler can keep things frozen for days. Even in Death Valley using cheap coolers.

Those happened all too frequently when I lived in West Texas. There was a PDR shop on every street corner out there. Hope you get it fixed ok.

Love Windrock, used to ride there a lot. If you get a heavy rain even G1 can become a challenge. Try 51 to Panther Rock next time.

Be sure to check the medicine cabinet first.

Yeah, Tail of the Dragon is a whole new experience.

No, I bought a G70 sedan. Decided we didn't need the room and wanted a sports sedan.

We came really close to buying one last year. I agree about the features in the Palisade. Decided we didn't need a three row vehicle after all. We bought a Genesis G70 instead. Fantastic ride and power. Full of great tech as well. Picked up a Kona as a grocery getter as well.

I had the same results when I owned my Triumph. Like I was invisible (or maybe their vision was blurry from the vibration) just gave up waving.

Those look great, good choice on the bronze powder coat.

Nice write up, thanks. This was my favorite time of year to visit Death Valley and I've camped at the hot springs a few times. The ride through the pass out of there can be a challenge. Glad you didn't take any body damage.

Back in about 1986 a friend/co-worker was traveling to my house so we could car pool into L.A. for training. He arrived late and white as a ghost. Turns out a loose tire bounced across 3 lanes of freeway and over the hood of his car hit the center divider and back over the trunk. I would have...

Have you driven Coyote Canyon down from Anza? If not give it a try as it was a great run when I did it years ago.

I was between the airport and Dryden south of 90 when I took that picture I think. The terrain there is hell on tires if you do take your Bronco.

That is near Sanderson

Used to be views like this but I retired.

Sounds like a perfect excuse to hit the dunes out of state. Michigan, Little Sahara in Oklahoma or head to the wide open spaces out west.