My family’s (meaning my dad mom & sis) 1st family car was a 1970 Pontiac GTO, my dad still regrets trading it in for a ‘practical’ family vehicle (street van) circa mid 1970s
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Is anyone having trouble deciding between 2-door and 4-door?
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Still need a car seat for my son. 4 door all day long. I like the proportions of the 2D (especially with the cut-out doors they had on the Cyber Orange reveal truck), but practically wins the day.
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I had a ‘68 Goat when I was 19. If I could go back in time, and tell myself not to sell it...
So after reading all 169 posts all I can gather is having 1 kid suddenly removes the back seats from the 2 door?!?? Man I think that means having 2 kids call for an expedition since you will need the third row haha
I got in the kids (4yo & 2yo) game late and closing in on 50yo, but those 2 will not be 'Hobbit-sized' forever they can go thru the passenger door lol
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Torn between 2 door and 4 door. No issue with the act of my kids climbing into the back seat.
My only worry is that getting rear ended in a 2 door puts the rear passengers more at risk (less cargo space between bumper and backseats). Im wired to think like that. lol.
My only worry is that getting rear ended in a 2 door puts the rear passengers more at risk (less cargo space between bumper and backseats). Im wired to think like that. lol.
Wrong. Get what you want first. Those back seats in the 2d are not a glorified shelf. They are meant to be sat upon by whichever means those rear occupants can get into
Probably buried in this thread someplace... but just going to ask here ....
What is the general consensus on the weight-delta going from a 2-dr to 4-dr model?
Trying to talk myself into staying with the 2.3-Manual but worried about it in a 4-door.
What is the general consensus on the weight-delta going from a 2-dr to 4-dr model?
Trying to talk myself into staying with the 2.3-Manual but worried about it in a 4-door.
If you get rear-ended so hard that the entire back of the Bronco is pushed in that far, the least of your worries will be whether you had a two- or four-door! ?
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If it were just me and my wife I would say 2 door!
We have 2 young kids but it’s not them that is making me feel like I need the 4 door. It’s all the gear that comes along with them plus the need for an occasional 5th seat. I’m happy the 4 door looked good.
We have 2 young kids but it’s not them that is making me feel like I need the 4 door. It’s all the gear that comes along with them plus the need for an occasional 5th seat. I’m happy the 4 door looked good.
Something about the proportions of the 2 door with the hardtop on don't look right to me. I think the 4 door soft top with 33" or larger tires is perfect.
It is odd, I like the 4D Jeep look better as well but from what I have seen from the images of the Bronco, the 2D is better looking. I am still struggling though between 2D and 4D.
I want a 2-door but have 2 retrievers now and likely a young human in the near future so it just wouldn’t be possible to road trip with the dogs.
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