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Guys, why the heck does everyone debadge their trim emblems?
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They aren't similar, they are the same thing; the badges were developed by RMD Garage in partnership with Bronco Nation and are a BN exclusive (at least for now).
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The other magnet is cool, too! (...and not the Whirlpool one!)Made it into what it was designed as, a refrigerator magnet. Made another one for the tool box.
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Look at all the Wranglers you pass on an ordinary day--including the jacked ones. Imagine what the trails and backcountry would be like if even 10% of them were serious off-roaders!
A guy at my install shop remarked, (I don't think...) "10% of what I put on ever goes off-road."
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gotta remove it so I can put the same script bronco emblem as everyone else lol.
nah, I like my little badlands squatch emblem, and I hate the script badge simply because of how overplayed it is.
nah, I like my little badlands squatch emblem, and I hate the script badge simply because of how overplayed it is.
In best "Dr. Zoidberg" voice . . . . "Oh, so you have TRAILS do you?"
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Amen brother. Us flat earth folks off road but in a different way. An OBX would have served me well mechanically, I didn’t prefer is aesthetically (I’m looking at you 1990’s Buick Century Navy interior)
Mom had one when growing up, so it doesn’t resonate as a modern concept
For me personally. I do think Ford did pretty well with it, but damn, to me (personally) it’s almost as bad as oven baked chicken in Kraft BBQ sauce.
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Do we know if the OEM Heritage Ltd. Ed. script "Bronco" emblems are plastic as well? Does anyone have a part number for those?
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They're metal:
Heritage Limited Edition models offer the increased capability of Badlands™ series equipment and features, including a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 engine with up to 330 horsepower and 415 lb.-ft. torque* mated to the 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. They are also differentiated with features that include metal “Bronco” script fender badging, leather-trimmed/vinyl plaid seats with white and Race Red accent stitching and unique Heritage Limited console badging.
Haven't seen the part number yet from Ford on these. I bought a set last year from badgeslide that are metal and good quality for $100 a set but they're not advertised on their site anymore so wonder if Ford gave them a C&D. I understand Ford being protective of their trademarks but they need to offer an alternative for a reasonable price and people would flock to them instead. Also waiting on the Archetype badges mentioned a bunch already so I'll choose between the two once my Heritage gets here.
I will when I get mine simply because I like the script Bronco better.
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