2021 BRONCO 4-DOOR and 2-DOOR FIRST UNCOVERED LEAKED PHOTOS!

[HoosierDaddy]

Conspiracy Theory :

JJMTuttle and Broncokong are the same person.

They both came here and dropped some inside info , then gave long time members some smartassery.

You heard it here first. There may be more to this also. Lol

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[Jalisurr]

Seems reasonable. I hope however it is that it doesn't take up any space when not being used. I'm hoping for more like grooves in the floor, and against the rear seats rather than an object with a physical shape

Yeah, I'm expecting something sorta like the 4th gen F-Bodies had in the trunk to hold the t-tops:

 

[DaBoss]

 

[Jook13]

Conspiracy Theory :

JJMTuttle and Broncokong are the same person.

They both came here and dropped some inside info , then gave long time members some smartassery.

You heard it here first. There may be more to this also. Lol

I thought the same thing. Both had a similar "you don't believe me? Screw you..." Attitude.

 

[BAUS67]

They were very prominent considering the high angle of the image. Compared to a JL from a similar angle they were much more visible, but they might be a little bit longer too. I'd say the 'diameter' of the link was about the same

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I haven't read all the way through the posts but, …….. I think the arm is more visible because of the smaller wheel and tire(Bronco) and the larger wheel opening(Bronco) make it appear that way about the lower arm. We had a 4runner in the shop today and the rear lower control arm had a very similar mounting location and length to what I have seen from the Bronco. I think it is just the way it appears. IMO

 

[Nickp]

Conspiracy Theory :

JJMTuttle and Broncokong are the same person.

They both came here and dropped some inside info , then gave long time members some smartassery.

You heard it here first. There may be more to this also. Lol

 

[Nickp]

I haven't read all the way through the posts but, …….. I think the arm is more visible because of the smaller wheel and tire(Bronco) and the larger wheel opening(Bronco) make it appear that way about the lower arm. We had a 4runner in the shop today and the rear lower control arm had a very similar mounting location and length to what I have seen from the Bronco. I think it is just the way it appears. IMO

If you look way back at one of the spy shot threads I showed the rear end to my buddy who builds jeeps for a living. He said the rear control arm looked like a combination of a JK and a 4Runner; in a good way. So this would make sense.

 

[Top Mach]

Conspiracy Theory :

JJMTuttle and Broncokong are the same person.

They both came here and dropped some inside info , then gave long time members some smartassery.

You heard it here first. There may be more to this also. Lol

I loved the way he misspelled words to cover his tracks. The spelling and grammar was soe horendious it’s has toe Ben in 10 shenol.

 

[chipbutty]

Imagine where we would be if he posted a full shot

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60,000 of those views are me

 

[Jdc]

Unqiue like a 4 Runner ?

Unique..ish

 

[Jdc]

Seems reasonable. I hope however it is that it doesn't take up any space when not being used. I'm hoping for more like grooves in the floor, and against the rear seats rather than an object with a physical shape

While I'm sure they have figured it out, I wonder about the stresses put on the doors while driving on road or off.

 

[LMN8R]

Post #102 in this thread. Looks like a JK/JL Jeep swing gate in the patent drawing

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

Yeah, I'm expecting something sorta like the 4th gen F-Bodies had in the trunk to hold the t-tops:

The Fiero has a storage spot under the front trunk for the sunroof. (That was about it though)

 

[CJay]

Post #102 in this thread. Looks like a JK/JL Jeep swing gate in the patent drawing

Looks like a Troller T4.

 

[BE_]

Hey guys,
I’ve been stalking this forum for almost 2 years now and finally decided to make an account. Last night was crazy, thank you for a wild ride.
I wanted to comment on the “oven” comment made by our lord and savior broncokong. I know the patent pictures show the doors being upright but what if they slid in “LIKE AN OVEN”. So they slide in from the front. I feel like that would be a more efficient use of space, it’s more ergonomic, and it matched how an oven functions.
Am I crazy? Let the flogging begin.

not enough room in the 2-door for that setup

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