I don’t really miss having a truck

[Brian’sBronco]

I haven’t had a truck since ‘19 when the wife decided she needed a Grand Cherokee SRT, so my Wrangler and 16’ utility trailer stepped up even hauling my small John Deere tractor around. Just this last weekend I stuck 2 sheets of 4’x8’ paneling in the back of the Wrangler and drove really careful with the rear gate open. I know I’m going to miss the extra room of the 4dr on those occasions but I’ll just plan to take the trailer.

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[MNBigfoot]

I am fortunate enough to have both. Long live the F 150.

Same here, while a trailer is great from a dedicated trip to Home Depot, they really suck for an entire day in a city.

 

[Moto26]

Ironic thread...

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2022-cyber-orange-wildtrak-for-sale.71102/#post-1893526

 

[FTXBronco]

Having both is only way I can get by daily...

 

[V1Rotate]

Ironic thread...

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2022-cyber-orange-wildtrak-for-sale.71102/#post-1893526

Turns out he was in fact missing his truck

 

[Ninjak]

I had a Harley Davidson lifted F150. 2019. I also had a 2016 Black Ops, and a FX4 2012. Honestly, with the Harley, I did not use it like a truck. In its entire life, I pulled one trailer for a friend, I never had put anything in the back beside a few cardboard boxes for the dump, and honestly, it was a very large car. The Black Ops and the FX4 I had owned, I did go off-roading in those, so I decided since I wanted to go off-roading again, and the Harley was not going to be able to do it, I sold it and bought my Badlands.

I have not looked back. The Badlands has all the things my Harley had interior-wise, (Lux package) also she will go off-road with no worries. Another bonus is my Harley was huge. 6inch lift, it was as wide as a raptor, it had issues fitting into things. Not a problem with my Bronco. Yes, it's big, but not like the Harley. In short, I do not regret letting my truck go, and I am happy with my Bronco.

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