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

[Heart2]

I picked this up at Breckenridge yesterday. Breckenridge Material Company, that is. Not Colorado. It's a daily driver for me. I might do a beginner trail someday but, right now, I have zero interest in off-roading.

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[broadicustomworks]

Definitely on my bucket list!!! I’m between Corpus and Victoria, so quite a distance. My original reservation was placed through Sewell and it was always the plan to visit when I picked it up. I will plan to make it that way in the spring.

That’s exactly what I did. Reserved and ordered through Sewell. Rented a JL and drove down there.
Hopped in mine (their process is insanely quick and easy once you arrive to do the paperwork) and was camping in BB that same 1st night.
You definitely won’t regret it!
I know Victoria, place I work has a location there, pretty close to the CAT factory.

 

[DogHauler]

Pavement, however the paved roads up here are often indistinguishable from sled trails.

 

[t3n2and4]

Only a little dirty…

 

[NoloBronco]

Built for off roading not mall crawling

What bull bar is that on the front?

 

[grayshadow]

What bull bar is that on the front?

It was designed by a friend and I and his company and built it

 

[Trooper19]

Mine gets dirty

 

[50 and Fabulous]

How was the Manual? I assume in the video it was low range. Did she use the crawler gear more, or first gear?

loving it! I should have had her in 4low tho... my bad. Crawling in 4 low is FUN!

 

[mikeeshim]

Both here. Mine was an occasional driver until my daughter wrecked the family suv and then it became a daily driver. I am fine with some trail scratches but cannot tolerate any door dings.
PS it’s so cool to see some of amazing scenery that these vehicles are taking people and their families and friends.

Get you some rock slides with steps.
No more door dings and rock chips.
Beautiful pic btw. Is that Bryce, Grand Canyon, or Zion?

 

[mikeeshim]

Obviously more miles on pavement than not, but that's because it has to get first.

@ 5 Months old, first pair of shoes

@ 3 Months old, first spa treatment

@ 2 Months old, first trail run

@1 Month old, first steps

 

[Flagstaff]

Get you some rock slides with steps.
No more door dings and rock chips.
Beautiful pic btw. Is that Bryce, Grand Canyon, or Zion?

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

 

[MrGreen55]

wish there were trails in connecticut to go on. not allowed. I need to travel past state lines

Will look like your right the close thing I could find is 34 mins outside Springfield
called. Which surpised me i thought there would be way more trails then this .

 

[broncohopeful]

3. A TOY capable of being modified over time. Able to hit sand dunes and lake front. A national park touring rig. A southwest trail rider. Top off, loaded fridge, day tripper, or long trip off-road fun!

Have you ever been on your side in water and mud, soaked, filthy and grinding away with a winch? It sucks. #jeepin

 

[50 and Fabulous]

So fun the post, pics and responses on this one!

Thanks everyone for sharing. We were out on the trails again just yesterday! This time I kept us out of the scratchy brush UTV trails. Last week I didn't...

 

[50 and Fabulous]

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