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Remember that Bronco concept with the opened up fenders, and the cut out door? Just imagine a garage with bronco parts hanging from all the walls and ceillings... different doors and fenders, tops and grills.... holy shit.
For is literally building us an adult Lego bronco.
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Oh yes. That is happening!
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That's the one i plan on getting. It looks so good.
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They said they're making one with a light bar... any idea if it's just those vertical LEDs (which I think are their signature option) or if the entire center strip would be light bar? Really hoping it's the latter.Here’s a close up of the RTR grill.
I would like anything that is concave/recessed to show off the retro square shaped bronco facade. OBX and BB are best at doing this....for now....
a lot of guys are comparing grilles head-on, but i think the most important view is from an angle so you could make sure it isnt too flush and takes away from the retro design. The WT and BD grilles are NOT good at doing this, and the retro design goes to looking very snout like.
This was probably the second most important thing that had me pay slightly more (with probably less resale too) to go with a loaded OBX sas over a Wildtrak. The number 1 thing was the silver dash/roast on the OBX, again for more retro reasons.
a lot of guys are comparing grilles head-on, but i think the most important view is from an angle so you could make sure it isnt too flush and takes away from the retro design. The WT and BD grilles are NOT good at doing this, and the retro design goes to looking very snout like.
This was probably the second most important thing that had me pay slightly more (with probably less resale too) to go with a loaded OBX sas over a Wildtrak. The number 1 thing was the silver dash/roast on the OBX, again for more retro reasons.
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Are OEM grilles something we'd be able to order from the parts department or from Ford Accessories? I have a BB ordered but would rather have a BD grille. I also like the RTR grille and could see myself going with that.
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