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I appreciate your modesty, airforceteacher. Good to start out acknowledging your shortcomings, then addressing them realistically.
Go find easy and intermediate trails and run them. You'll find out what your OBX can do and gain confidence. Collect recovery gear, starting with traction boards, a good kinetic towstrap (+ soft shackles), and carry a decent shovel. Read the forums and get educated on things like winches and tire types and sizes, for when you want to upgrade (winches) and replace (when your OEM tires wear down). Join a local 4x4 club--doesn't have to be all-Bronco--and join group drives.
The point is to get out in the boondocks, enjoy nature (responsibly), have fun--and be safe.
Go find easy and intermediate trails and run them. You'll find out what your OBX can do and gain confidence. Collect recovery gear, starting with traction boards, a good kinetic towstrap (+ soft shackles), and carry a decent shovel. Read the forums and get educated on things like winches and tire types and sizes, for when you want to upgrade (winches) and replace (when your OEM tires wear down). Join a local 4x4 club--doesn't have to be all-Bronco--and join group drives.
The point is to get out in the boondocks, enjoy nature (responsibly), have fun--and be safe.
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