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Bushwacker Pocket Fender Flares Spotted on Preproduction 2021 Broncos
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Not a fan.
Let's take this classic sharp body lines and overall square shape and put these giant round bulges on the side.... I don't like bushwacker anyway with the overplayed out exposed hardware, but these are EXTRA yuck.
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HEY NOW!!!
Did you consider the safety aspect these provide? An extra foot of crumple zone for side impacts and they also work as safety pontoons for water hazards.
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Did you consider the safety aspect these provide? An extra foot of crumple zone for side impacts and they also work as safety pontoons for water hazards.
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Whoever designed these should be fired, and their supervisor too. These look terrible. If today was April fool's day I'd say this was a really bad practical joke.
You boys just all decided to go in. 
12 pages of, I don't know really.
Think these flares are for larger tires and would make a good off road specific swap. Think Ford is just testing them.
Don't be surprised if these are flares for the Warthog. Please don't flame me
for saying so, it's a theory and it's loosey.
They seem durable and built to take a banging while protecting bodywork. This is an assumption, but would make sense if trying to stay away from aluminum or steel.
I could see putting on a set of these before heading out, then swapping my standards once home and keep those only dealing with normal hazards; shopping carts at Publix and Whole Foods.
12 pages of, I don't know really. Think these flares are for larger tires and would make a good off road specific swap. Think Ford is just testing them.
Don't be surprised if these are flares for the Warthog. Please don't flame me
for saying so, it's a theory and it's loosey. They seem durable and built to take a banging while protecting bodywork. This is an assumption, but would make sense if trying to stay away from aluminum or steel.
I could see putting on a set of these before heading out, then swapping my standards once home and keep those only dealing with normal hazards; shopping carts at Publix and Whole Foods.
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There’s a reason why the puffy shirt episode of Seinfeld was funny. This is it...
1988 called. Please give those back
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