Is your Bronco a Pavement Princess or a Dirt Diva?!?

[50 and Fabulous]

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[mikeeshim]

Yep, added some steps a couple months ago, it’s like parking lot battle armor.
This picture is Sedona AZ, broken arrow trail.

Nice.
This might be where they shot the movies Broken Arrow, the 1950 and the 1996 films.
Now I HAVE to check it out.
Love the old movies, especially the 80s and 90s.

 

[PJS090]

Windrock Park, Tennessee. No pavement princesses here!

 

[50 and Fabulous]

So FUN! OK, no doubt I totally agree now. Bronco's can be both!!!
I came across some 35's a friend swapped off of his Bronco. Finally had them mounted on my stock Black Diamond rims with a 2" lift. Posted her up on the curb for these photo's at work yesterday.

Doesn't have the Roush jewlery on but looking like a pavement princess at first glance, however upon closer inspection you can tell... its a Dirt Deva

It's funny as I even find myself washing the Bronco just before hitting the trail?!?!

Cleaning up to go get dirty is something I do with MTB's!

 

[swami37]

Stay dirty

 

[c72k]

I'll give you 2 guesses

Nice. That Sas pack should help you hard park it at the mall. Might need both lockers for those curbs

 

[Hoss360]

Does parking on grass for a car show count as offroading it? because technically, it's off the road...

 

[Compta38]

Nice. That Sas pack should help you hard park it at the mall. Might need both lockers for those curbs

Wouldn't take it to the mall ever...too many disrespectful clowns that don't mind beating up other people's cars. I bought this one just to look at in the garage.

 

[Daktari]

did not read the 10 pages, but mine is mostly on road, there are no trails nearby and it's a challenge to get away for some dirt fun. Hope to change that, but even if it never sees much serious dirt, it's a ton of fun to drive and I'd buy it again, most fun vehicle I've ever owned.

 

[Bronc_Bronc]

Committing to a trail like this, even after trimming the trees a bit by hand - not the place for a pavement princess...

On a side note, very proud of my Wifey's sweet skills on our manual transmission, non Sasquatch Black Diamond.

I was however, so focused on talking her through the challenges the filming does suffer. As we all know, cameras never do these things justice anyway - this trail was GNARLY!

Speaking of camera's, the lux Badlands with us sure made good use of them here!

We just kept telling ourselves, "It's a Bronco, and that will buff right out." Ha ha ENJOY! More from the day in the works!

Unsolicited feedback in 3,2,1...

No reason to gatekeep, or shine your headlights into our eyes!

I couldn't watch your video because of the lights. If you must leave the lights on for a cool factor look, point the way down or up so they are not going right into the camera. You can also get a lens filter that will at least soften the light, but they will still be blowing out your shots.

That said, keep creating content!

 

[WetFarts2]

Mostly highway driving with Al Cowlings

 

[Fly2Win]

Not a Princess

 

[604Bronco]

Such an intense day on the trails... Phew...

Thankfully mine came with rear cupholders...

 

[Dave_1978]

Do we get points for being covered in dead bugs splattered? So so many dead bugs .

 

[Renshaw89]

She’s a pavement princess now but not after these go on!

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