Base 4 door pictutes???

[jason1114]

Dear Ford I know you watch these forums a few of us would like to see an actual picture of a base 4 door, why have we seen everything else but that???

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[amccue90]

Which one do you think Ford wants to be showing off? And which will put more money in Ford's pocket?

 

[Jr87mustang]

I truly think that the Bronco hits every price point it could and every version looks great for what it is. That being said, I am very hesitant to see a non Sas 4 door base. The BB, BD, OBX are already pushing it with 17" rims and 32s. They look decent, good, passable. I think the base is going to cross "that line" though . Its an easy fix once the tires are replaced but I am not sure it will be easy on the eyes at first.

 

[jason1114]

I truly think that the Bronco hits every price point it could and every version looks great for what it is. That being said, I am very hesitant to see a non Sas 4 door base. The BB, BD, OBX are already pushing it with 17" rims and 32s. They look decent, good, passable. I think the base is going to cross "that line" though . Its an easy fix once the tires are replaced but I am not sure it will be easy on the eyes at first.

That's what I plan just put 32's and some old school looking wheels, but is still want to see the picture!!

 

[mC.242]

Honestly, I think they don't want people looking at the base and saying "hey, with a few upgrades I can make this work". And since Ford isn't offering any tire/wheel packages for it, they know that $2,000 is going somewhere else.

The 4dr base with a MIC hard top comes standard with an AT with an MSRP of just $35,390.
Essentially with about $2,500 in upgrades you can have something better than a Big Bend, for nearly $3,000 less (and not stuck with those ugly BB wheels and awful Dueler tires).

I've only seen one pic of a 4dr base, and it was on the back of a transporter going down the highway.

Needless to say, I ordered my 4dr base already and am having fun passing the time researching tire/wheel upgrades and such.

 

[jason1114]

Honestly, I think they don't want people looking at the base and saying "hey, with a few upgrades I can make this work". And since Ford isn't offering any tire/wheel packages for it, they know that $2,000 is going somewhere else.

The 4dr base with a MIC hard top comes standard with an AT with an MSRP of just $35,390.
Essentially with about $2,500 in upgrades you can have something better than a Big Bend, for nearly $3,000 less (and not stuck with those ugly BB wheels and awful Dueler tires).

I've only seen one pic of a 4dr base, and it was on the back of a transporter going down the highway.

Needless to say, I ordered my 4dr base already and am having fun passing the time researching tire/wheel upgrades and such.

Agree totally it’s what I’m gonna do too, where is this picture of it on a hauler

 

[mC.242]

Agree totally it’s what I’m gonna do too, where is this picture of it on a hauler

This is a screenshot from an Instagram post - I don't recall who posted it originally or I would give them credit.

 

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