Striping & Decal Packages you'd like offered

[Paint]

Yup. Supercharger and all supporting mods for my GTO...Full suspension setup...Not adding that up. '

'94 Wranger with spring-over lift, all supporting mods, and roughly 22 million other things because old Jeep...Not adding that up either.

Tundra, I'm probably 5k into mods on it, and it's my daily that I really don't modify. Power running boards and heated leather make up most of that though.

And that's just the vehicles I currently own.

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[Nickp]

The Bronco will be what you make of it, just like a Jeep. My Jeep is about as stock as it gets and it’s perfectly fine. If I knew I was keeping it for more than 2 years or so? You bet your ass it would have some serious shit on it lol. But as it stands I’m just fine with it as is, perfectly capable for what I need.

I expect to honestly keep my Bronco forever. There’s nothing really keeping a body on frame, well built vehicle from going 300k+ miles other than a willingness to complete repairs, and rust. I’m out in AZ so point #2 is irrelevant. Assuming it’s a reliable vehicle, #1 isn’t much of a problem and way down the road there will be swap options if the engines it has aren’t super reliable. Or at least rebuilds with improvements. So a few features here and there I don’t really care about, the aftermarket will provide and getting a solid base to work off of is more important to me.

 

[Paint]

Pretty sure they've gone up. I think that with install...They're close to 2k now.

I didn't actually pay for mine though lol. I did some promotional shots of a couple of trucks for a local upfitter, and instead of paying me, they paid me with power running boards and heated leather

 

[vintage]

I could also be persuaded into a Shelby Bronco with the iconic Shelby Striping.

 

[frinesi2]

I could also be persuaded into a Shelby Bronco with the iconic Shelby Striping.

I drive past one of those on my commute every day (or I did before I started working from home ...)

Good looking truck. A Shelby Bronco would be pretty cool.

 

[Broncosaur]

Decals? I wonder how the 79 Sunburst decal would look on the new Bronco? of course someone will do a Realtree® camo wrap and seat covers if not the whole interior.Boss 302 hood and stripe would be cool swap out 302 for Bronco and it would be a Boss Bronco.

 

[vintage]

Here's a Pic of a Old School Striping Kit. Looks pretty cool, but don't know if it would be my first choice.

 

[BAUS67]

found this one …...…......…...

Was really hoping for someone with a skill for this... but here goes.

...........................but yes one of my favorites …..

 

[DrPerez007]

Spreadsheet? In the law we call that “evidence.” I’d rather have the FBI find Jimmy Hoffa’s drivers license on my desk than my wife finding a spreadsheet on my Jeep expenditures.

As someone smarter than me once said, “My fear is that when I die my wife will sell my Jeep parts for what I told her I paid for them.”

 

[MaverickMan]

Found a couple pics of some cool looking broncos. I love stripes, two tone, and pin striping. Give me 2 or 3 of those and I will get that cool guy feeling whenever I look at it.

 

[Adk_st]

The Bronco will be what you make of it, just like a Jeep. My Jeep is about as stock as it gets and it’s perfectly fine. If I knew I was keeping it for more than 2 years or so? You bet your ass it would have some serious shit on it lol. But as it stands I’m just fine with it as is, perfectly capable for what I need.

I expect to honestly keep my Bronco forever. There’s nothing really keeping a body on frame, well built vehicle from going 300k+ miles other than a willingness to complete repairs, and rust. I’m out in AZ so point #2 is irrelevant. Assuming it’s a reliable vehicle, #1 isn’t much of a problem and way down the road there will be swap options if the engines it has aren’t super reliable. Or at least rebuilds with improvements. So a few features here and there I don’t really care about, the aftermarket will provide and getting a solid base to work off of is more important to me.

Yeah yeah. Rub it in. Rust is my arch nemesis (rustbelter here). But I feel the same. The plan is to keep my Bronco for awhile. I'll trickle cash into it and build as I find needs or ways to improve it.

 

[MaverickMan]

Yeah yeah. Rub it in. Rust is my arch nemesis (rustbelter here). But I feel the same. The plan is to keep my Bronco for awhile. I'll trickle cash into it and build as I find needs or ways to improve it.

Why oh why didnt they do it in aluminum? I live on Maui and if you live within 2 miles of the ocean winds its already rusted. I think I would love a clear coated bare aluminum finish with all kinds of spectrum like stripes. Bronco meets cybertruck meets pinkfloyd.
Still hoping the doors may be aluminum for weight and durability. Old jeep doors always rust from getting nicked while removed or during removal.

 

[Jalisurr]

Why oh why didnt they do it in aluminum? I live on Maui and if you live within 2 miles of the ocean winds its already rusted. I think I would love a clear coated bare aluminum finish with all kinds of spectrum like stripes. Bronco meets cybertruck meets pinkfloyd.
Still hoping the doors may be aluminum for weight and durability. Old jeep doors always rust from getting nicked while removed or during removal.

From what I've heard it sounds like moving panels (doors, hood, swinggate) are likely to be aluminum but everything else is steel. Would have loved for at least the fenders to be aluminum as well to avoid rust...ah well.

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