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Looks to me like they intentionally covered the wheels with vinyl to hide the color.
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They don't bother with vinyl for wheels. These vehicles are destined for the crusher. Components are masked to hide details. When it comes to wheels, they just get flat black rattle can treatment.
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… that was do to the oil embargo in the early 1970’s.
I saw the G 2 sitting in the design studio late 72, early 73 already to go
Look at the close up picture of the rim. The lug nuts are covered in something. I wouldn't pass judgement on a spy shot of a vehicle in camouflage with a wheel that has been obviously covered with something...
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I didn't mention anything about the lugs. Read my reply again.
Don't overthink it. Wheels get the rattle can treatment.
About time!!!!It appears that Ford is finally planning to release mud flaps for the Sasquatch fender flares.
Seriously, we're half a decade into the current Bronco and Ford has finally gotten around to basic molded plastic parts like Sasquatch mud flaps and modular grille inserts.
Interesting that the badge looks like it might be an actual badge instead of a sticker.
I know some people are interested in retractable side steps but I like having the basic non-powered ones to block rocks. My tires seem to bring a lot of my gravel driveway with them and I'm always hearing stuff hit the skids and side steps the first few miles going down the road.
I know some people are interested in retractable side steps but I like having the basic non-powered ones to block rocks. My tires seem to bring a lot of my gravel driveway with them and I'm always hearing stuff hit the skids and side steps the first few miles going down the road.
That is exactly stock Bronco... That is the transmission cooler right where it has always been.
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Man I don't like any of these changes. I like the front end on my lowly 22 Base. The front end on almost all trucks and cars now days look so plasticky and over styled. The huge egg crate grills and LEDs all over creation looks awful. And I'll take a big pass on painted fender flares. These are prone to getting scratched and damaged, and the MIC ones its no big deal. And they look fine in my opinion.
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It looks like it has HOSS 3.0 Fox shocks on it.....
Stock automatic side steps? Is that what those chunky boxes underneath are hiding?
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I think mine must have fallen off...
