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I will be splitting drive time between the 2015 Mustang & my Bronco!!
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The plan was for it to be a daily driver. But due to covid my company now lets us work from home. So I guess it will be a toy now...
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My Big Bend will be a daily driver and weekend fun (but nothing too serious). My wife will be happy I'm not stealing her F-150 any more 
Although she saw a commercial for the new F-150 hybrid so we might be making TWO purchases this year
Although she saw a commercial for the new F-150 hybrid so we might be making TWO purchases this year 
Daily Driver. Base with the stick shift. Hate driving automatics. So, it's either the Bronco or another Mustang. Any my last mustang started breaking stuff far sooner than it ought to have.
I doubt I'll do any more serious off roading than badly maintained Forrest Service "roads"
I doubt I'll do any more serious off roading than badly maintained Forrest Service "roads"
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Sure! Daily with some respectful/moderate off-road use so it is still usable as a daily. Trails, some mud, beach driving, desert running. No extreme boulder-to-the rockers style stuff.
Yes.
Definitely Daily Driver for the first few months at least! Hoping to see it so I can get a few open air miles before snow flies! Still love my gen 2 ('17) Raptor and will likely split the miles between the two . . . also will tow the boat with the Raptor and when the entire family travels (5 total - one toddler) we will be in the truck . . . but 60ish miles round trip to work will be more often WT than not I think - at least for a while!!
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Daily Driver for the most part which one of the reasons I didn't go full sasquatch. Figured 32s or 33s would be better suited for the highway...
However, I'll have an off road use for it at my job on occasion and will probably go to Big Bend or other remote places in Texas ever so often. I also go backpacking in remote places that sometimes requires an off-road capable vehicle to get to the trail head.
I have four cars and I like to drive all of them so it is hard to call any of them daily drivers.......lol
My BD will be my Daily Driver since the 1970 is now relegated to 'show truck' status and limited to 5,000 miles annually.
I have a 55 mile a day commute that is mostly freeway.
You can bet your ass that I'll be rocking that drive in my basemansquatch topless and doorless while wearing a stupid grin.
ZFG
You can bet your ass that I'll be rocking that drive in my basemansquatch topless and doorless while wearing a stupid grin.
ZFG
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