My wife did this the other day, and she is not a car person.-you tell your bronco "I love you" as you close the door to the garage for the night
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My wife did this the other day, and she is not a car person.-you tell your bronco "I love you" as you close the door to the garage for the night
She is now!My wife did this the other day, and she is not a car person.
People would rather spend hours online complaining about their cut finger, post pictures, call the Ford dealer to complain about it, take it in for warranty, post on forums, tag Ford on twitter/facebook/instagram and file a formal complaint to NHTSA vs getting a $4 variety pack of sandpaper, and 5 min of light sanding to the edge to avoid further paper cuts. Good times these days!I just find it amusing that the resurrection of the Bronco is intended to recapture the essence of brawny, plaid-shirted outdoorsmen hunting, fishing and camping by emulating the looks and capability of the B1G OG Bronco from 1966.
And here we are with posts about... finger cuts that you'd cover with a Band-Aid.
Lol.
Probably by a disgruntled former reservation holder who had enoughThe flag was found and bought at a thrift store, what was the story behind that?
Anyone missing a flag that an angry ex or current wife/girlfriend gave away?
Was it a mistake while cleaning out the garage?
At the store it wasn't even displayed, they didn't know what they had and it was hung on a rack with table cloths & drapes! It was quite the find to get from a thrift store while the Bronco is such a hot item, how did it get there?
Says you. That Velcro is sharp as a MFNot a soft top issue.
But scratching the roll bars is.
One of the very possibilities I've thought of.Probably by a disgruntled former reservation holder who had enough