Azure Gray Metallic 2023 Bronco (w/ new rock rails design) -- first look sighting

[Deleted member 32220]

So, Area 51.5

Thanks for the pics.

Yes…Area 51 point five…we make another 995.00! Ford is laughing all the way to the bank.

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[MayhemMike]

Appears to be the painted top.

 

[Lowcountry Bronco]

Me about AGM:

B6G about AGM:

 

[RedShark32s]

All the hoop steppery got me panicked that I optioned out weight-bearing rock rails by adding it to my Black Diamond. Went on a bit of binge and think I figured something out. Hopefully...but who knows with Ford.

When your have a rock-railed model (BD or BL), the hoop step seems to mount a bit differently and still utilizes the rock rails. In Big Bend, though, you get these new rounded, non-weight bearing rails and the step bolts on through the inner face.

I knownits totally off the topic of Area 52, but there's a lot of rail talk going on!

Just some B&P sleuthing. Sure hope that's the case at least.

 

[Southern Girl]

Look kids! It's more gray!

 

[Wolfpack]

The number of people expressing their negative opinions towards Ford's color palette offerings for the MY23 Bronco should be enough customer feedback to make some serious changes. Just refer back to the original Bronco color palette. Harbor Blue, Calypso Coral, Caribbean Turquoise, etc... It's right there. And yes I understand they share the paint booth with the Ranger. @Ford Motor Company

 

[brettly]

All the hoop steppery got me panicked that I optioned out weight-bearing rock rails by adding it to my Black Diamond. Went on a bit of binge and think I figured something out. Hopefully...but who knows with Ford.

When your have a rock-railed model (BD or BL), the hoop step seems to mount a bit differently and still utilizes the rock rails. In Big Bend, though, you get these new rounded, non-weight bearing rails and the step bolts on through the inner face.

I knownits totally off the topic of Area 52, but there's a lot of rail talk going on!

Just some B&P sleuthing. Sure hope that's the case at least.

I wondered this too when they were originally added to the B&P since adding them to a Big Bend and a Black Diamond, nothing changed in the configuration. I expected either something to be added to the BB or something changed/removed for the BD. I don't think they had the graphical change that you're showing here at that time. It looks like you get a "rail" added for the same cost for the non-rail Broncos.

 

[Ft. Worth Rob]

I'm just here for the 50 shades of Grey comments...

I’m here for the pictures. Unfortunately all I see are Broncos. No Dakotas. And, no, not the Dodge Dakota.

 

[DriveAllNight]

I’m here for the pictures. Unfortunately all I see are Broncos. No Dakotas. And, no, not the Dodge Dakota.

Here she is in a bluish grayish F150 - close enough?

 

[Squatch]

Grandma's Ashes Blue

The Colors and Materials Knitting Group needs to get bent over a table until they can see the full color spectrum again.

 

[Toccoa]

Grandma's Ashes Blue

 

[Moto26]

Here she is in a bluish grayish F150 - close enough?

You whipped out that photo pretty quick… Just sayin’…

 

[DriveAllNight]

You whipped out that photo pretty quick… Just sayin’…

Google images : "dakota johnson ford bronco"
Pretty easy to do

 

[Derbystud]

What is with all the garbage colors and people liking them. Let's have a little sense of adventure people.

 

[Rick Astley]

Here she is in a bluish grayish F150 - close enough?

Grandma's Ashes Blue

The Colors and Materials Knitting Group needs to get bent over a table until they can see the full color spectrum again.

You whipped out that photo pretty quick… Just sayin’…

I mean, the color has been in play since the 90's. Or if you wanted to get saucy, this is the look that got @Squatch Knitting crews wool thread in a bunch from all the way back in 2005.

Personally, that color looks like my grandfather's ashes. Possibly because he died from an electrocution (union electrician and yes, they sewed the estate to avoid paying out his pension and health insurance. What can big union do for you after it takes your dues? Answer: nothing but protect its own butt).

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