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HE interiors are great, fender shape is great, exteriors would make we want to have it stolen so I didn’t have to look at it when I walk into my garage.

Ford has had an additional $2.2 million in vehicles stolen in 2 days? Your number goes up every time you mention the factory theft. Again, not defending Ford, if they had their crap together they wouldn’t have millions of dollars in vehicles sitting in auxiliary storage lots that don’t have the...

Two things don’t make sense to me. First is why you think this is Ford’s fault. If a vehicle is stolen from the factory, and Ford/police cannot locate it until a situation like this happens, it’s difficult to point a finger at them (and I’m no Ford apologist, I’ve sworn off ever buying anything...

Blipshift has a new Bronco shirt today. https://www.blipshift.com/

Haha, you said “quality.” There’s a reason their value sinks the way it does.

The future owner of that Bronco thanks you for thrashing their vehicle by using an off-road only feature on pavement just to test the turning radius. Talk about being a dick.

I think my willingness to leave a badge or sticker on would depend on my experience with the dealership. Old license plate frames and stickers on classic cars do add some character to the vehicle. When I get my Bronco from Granger, I'm going to find a place to put their dealer sticker simply...

I saw one of the pre-production test mules last year right after the reveal. I can’t say whether the MIC top is the same, or if it changed color slightly, but I thought it looked fantastic.

I’ve dealt with Shortline a few times in the past, recently sold to a different ownership group. That place was a clown factory. It wouldn’t surprise me at all to see them use rivets to install a dealer badge.

Here is his build thread for a ‘76 he sold. This thing was immaculate. http://coloradoclassicbroncos.com/viewtopic.php?t=2817

These guys are in our local Bronco club. The owner has a couple, as do the rest of his crew. Great guys.

Body colored mirrors and flares makes me think it’s an OB. The interior looks like the fishing guide OB they showed at the employee events.

Here’s a close-up of the texture.

It’s closer to 6’ based on the one I measured. A little longer if you scoot the front seat forward of the driving position.

Big Bend has 32” tires.

You could add aftermarket leather and heaters for much less than $6k. if I could get the high package on the Big Bend for my wife, that’s the route I’d be going. We will end up in an Outer Banks Sasquatch. I would still much rather have the grey grille from the BB than the black one though...

Like these? Outer Banks with steps and a Sasquatch 4-door.

With the release button being on the back of the window near the swing gate, I wouldn’t think kids would be able to reach it very easily. Especially since kids seats are now more secure than the astronaut seats for the Apollo missions.

Everyone is using those numbers. I don’t care if they’re accurate or not, the difference in height makes no difference to me. I just don’t get why the assumption is the marketing guy knows more than the engineer. I also don’t get why someone wants to use the numbers as hard facts then claim...

The flat-earth hypothesis?