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yeah, ok. I give up. where's the exhaust?
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I think it’s there. It seems to be really tucked in which is a good thing
yeah, ok. I give up. where's the exhaust?
Looks like the hinge simply isn't attached in this pic and those are the mounting holes/flange...perhaps implying it can drop and swing.
I know this is a grainy still frame, and I would imagine the same truck.
But, the OP hinge pic shows a very obvious external hinge. this pic/angle there is no bracket crossing onto the rear fender.
I cannot figure out what is going on here.
I know people said this is a common marketing tactic but the Bronco IG page and how they’re doing this is badass.
It'll probably be like the FJ Cruiser (the trailer hitch can be added behind the bumper kinda like a hatch idk how to explain it)No trailer hitch. I"M OUTTTTTT. lol
Long muffler starts just under license plate, exit would be on passenger side, just under bumper, probably cut shorter on this? Or done on purpose to maintain exit angle!!yeah, ok. I give up. where's the exhaust?
even then - a tire swing out would still suck if you wanted to actually use the tailgate - especially to bring large cargo like plywood. Can't drive around with a tire in the open position. What would be cool would be an option to mount the tire under the vehicle for cargo and utility purposes and relocate it back when going offroad.Looks like no way of being a drop gate unless the tire somehow moves.
Might be removable. With the external hinges and all.even then - a tire swing out would still suck if you wanted to actually use the tailgate - especially to bring large cargo like plywood. Can't drive around with a tire in the open position. What would be cool would be an option to mount the tire under the vehicle for cargo and utility purposes and relocate it back when going offroad.