Fare thee well Bronco6g - it's been fun but time to go!

[mC.242]

Hi All,

Well, after a year of planning, another year waiting for my reservation to be built, and almost two years of mostly happy driving my time as a member of the Bronco6g community and owner have come to a close.

Over the weekend, I made the "not as difficult as I imagined" decision to let go of my Bronco for something more roomy, comfortable, and practical.

Unfortunately for various reasons, I never really was able to take enough advantage of the Bronco's strengths to overlook the shortcomings as a family hauler/road trip daily driver.

I won't go into detail about what now sits in the driveway, but I have zero regrets about either the fun I did get to have over the last few years - or letting her go, so I'm pretty happy with the decision.

It's been great interacting with everyone here, and I wish you all the best.

I may pop in from time to time just to see if anything interesting happens.

Happy Trails Folks!

(PS - the last known image of Bronco Betty, at least with me as the owner)

MC

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[Axle Roads]

Farewell and best of luck to you.

 

[PrepVet]

What did you get to replace it?

 

[stampede1]

Best of luck with the new vehicle. Hopefully Betty went to a good home. In

 

[Newbie]

Somebody Had to Say it:

 

[mC.242]

Somebody Had to Say it:

Was waiting for This one, some of you won't be missed

 

[MJJ]

What did you get to replace it?

He said roomy, comfortable and practical.

sounds like = minivan.

Hell I wouldn’t share that news if it was me.

 

[mC.242]

He said roomy, comfortable and practical.

sounds like = minivan.

Hell I wouldn’t share that news if it was me.

Nope.

 

[ScLeCo]

Hi All,

Well, after a year of planning, another year waiting for my reservation to be built, and almost two years of mostly happy driving my time as a member of the Bronco6g community and owner have come to a close.

Over the weekend, I made the "not as difficult as I imagined" decision to let go of my Bronco for something more roomy, comfortable, and practical.

Unfortunately for various reasons, I never really was able to take enough advantage of the Bronco's strengths to overlook the shortcomings as a family hauler/road trip daily driver.

I won't go into detail about what now sits in the driveway, but I have zero regrets about either the fun I did get to have over the last few years - or letting her go, so I'm pretty happy with the decision.

It's been great interacting with everyone here, and I wish you all the best.

I may pop in from time to time just to see if anything interesting happens.

Happy Trails Folks!

(PS - the last known image of Bronco Betty, at least with me as the owner)

 

[BroncMe]

roomy, comfortable, and practical is what you marry
sketchy, fun, and conspicuous consumption is what you date

 

[BaseManSquatch]

This is offtopic but Besttop should have really made the Sunrider in grey to better match the hardtop. They know that Ford doesn't offer the hardtop in black.

 

[Felix808]

I see you've been around a while and an active poster but strange as it may seem, I don't ever remember crossing paths during your time here

At any rate glad you found something that works for you. Good luck

 

[HighVelocity]

Enjoy the Prius.

 

[mC.242]

Enjoy the Prius.

Nope again.

 

[Squatch]

At least you found out you made a bad choice after only a couple years and got rid of it--unlike me with my ex wife.

Spoiler: harsh truths, don't read, not liable

Good riddance. Another FOMO-driven buyer who only drove the ADMs up and added one unit to Ford's confirmation bias that the Bronco needed a schoolbus version. A feeling of relief washes over the planet like someone just had a barbed wire armband tattoo removed.

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