2 door Outer Banks next to an FJ Cruiser: Size Comparison

[OceanicCrust]

I recently promised in another thread that I'd get these photos at first opportunity. Here they are!

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[Oceannomad]

Huh. Very similar in size. I had a 2007 back in Alaska. Sucker survived everything Mother Nature could come up with. Great rigs.

 

[OceanicCrust]

Note that the angle of photo 2 will bias toward the Bronco

 

[Gamecock]

I liked my FJ and it was a solid off-roader and fun to modify...the door set-up was even a good compromise. The problem, and the reason for it's plummetting sales and eventual death, was the non-removable top. Had it had a removable hard top or soft top, it would have been a legitimate competitor to the Wrangler and would have sold like crazy. Thank God for Ford putting out a real competitor....

 

[PatientlyWaiting]

Crazy to think the one on the left, which could be over eight years old with 100k + miles costs more than the one on the right

 

[TenSeven]

Note that the angle of photo 2 will bias toward the Bronco

They call that "forced perspective" to get something to appear to be a different size that it really is.

Also in the first pic the Bronco looks to be parked a foot or two forward of the FJ which will also make the Bronco appear to be larger. Interesting stuff.

 

[Mac n Nevada]

I have 200,000 hard miles on my FJ that I bought new in 2007. I love it, never has let me down yet. I'll keep it till it dies.

 

[impulse7]

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3. They call that "forced perspective" to get something to appear to be a different size that it really is.
   
   Also in the first pic the Bronco looks to be parked a foot or two forward of the FJ which will also make the Bronco appear to be larger. Interesting stuff.

   Yeah, they look like to be similar in size.

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