- First Name
- Frank
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- Jun 18, 2026
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- New Jersey
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- 2015 M3; 2023 911 GTS; 2016 Cayman GTS; 2003 Tacoma
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- Undecided
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Hello out there!
My name is Frank and I hail from the great state of New Jersey! I don’t currently own a Bronco, but my mind is sort of made up that it will be my next car. When I was a kid, my brother had one (I think a “78?) with 40” tires on it. I remember all the fun wheeling with that truck. I don’t anticipate any type of hardcore wheeling in my future. More like forest roads and sand roads down in the Pine Barrens. I am most interested in a new Red (or Desert Sand) Heritage Edition with the manual transmission, but was disappointed to read on this forum that you can’t get that in a 2-door. Sort of odd to call it a ‘heritage’ if you ask me, since the original were all 2-doors, but I guess Ford assumes that those of old enough to timber the ones from the 60s and 70s would want something with more doors. The option I like most about the Heritage Edition is the availability of the Navy Pier interior. I do not believe that option is available in any other trim.
If I did let the 2-door be the deciding factor, leaning toward the Badlands with the Sasquatch package. I know I would never exploit all the functionality, but I do like the way it looks.
I’m looking forward to learning more from all the 6G experts here.
My name is Frank and I hail from the great state of New Jersey! I don’t currently own a Bronco, but my mind is sort of made up that it will be my next car. When I was a kid, my brother had one (I think a “78?) with 40” tires on it. I remember all the fun wheeling with that truck. I don’t anticipate any type of hardcore wheeling in my future. More like forest roads and sand roads down in the Pine Barrens. I am most interested in a new Red (or Desert Sand) Heritage Edition with the manual transmission, but was disappointed to read on this forum that you can’t get that in a 2-door. Sort of odd to call it a ‘heritage’ if you ask me, since the original were all 2-doors, but I guess Ford assumes that those of old enough to timber the ones from the 60s and 70s would want something with more doors. The option I like most about the Heritage Edition is the availability of the Navy Pier interior. I do not believe that option is available in any other trim.
If I did let the 2-door be the deciding factor, leaning toward the Badlands with the Sasquatch package. I know I would never exploit all the functionality, but I do like the way it looks.
I’m looking forward to learning more from all the 6G experts here.
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