Will you stick around ... ?

[Headsong]

This is my only social media now....and who knows what tips and after market things will pop up?

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[AKBronc49]

Definitely, I've been on automotive forums since I was 14. I can't wait to see what everyone else does with their Broncos mods, adventures..ect.

 

[Shotsy]

I certainly will. The folks that get theirs in '21 will have some very good input into what we should expect out of our later builds. And as always there will be little "boogers" that pop up, be brain stormed, and fixes will be found. I don't want to miss any of that.

Hell yeah! Let the '21 "early adopters" (read: guinea pigs) share their experiences, good and bad, on this forum so we can all learn and benefit!

 

[BroncoAgain]

I'll be here. The issues and problems in real life will help me decide if I will dump my JKUR or not. The new Bronco will have a lot of complicated tech on it that only the dealer can work on. As long as it works, great. As with any new vehicle design there will be issues and with Bronco used off road, there will be issues. Issues are the bread and butter of forums.

 

[Bronco4lyfe85]

Probably. Depends on what my next obsession is lol.

 

[Outbound Exploration]

I hope to get a lot of trail meetups to happen! Look forward to meeting other owners and hitting the trails

 

[PecOBX]

I expect to stick around. Likely more early on after folks get the Broncos to look for (hopefully good) experiences, but also issues, problems or mods. As more Broncos roll out I expect to check here less but will come back to see how things are going for others - longer term issues, etc.

I expect this site to evolve into something like some Wrangler forums where folks come with questions and a core group of knowledgeable folks provide ideas and insights. It will be interesting to see how the Bronco holds up over the first 2-3 years and what users have to say. I have been very appreciative of the insights from those here who have good knowledge and like to share it to help others.

 

[lobbs611]

Of course. Things will really start getting interesting once members start getting their hands on these things and making them their own.

 

[PSUTE]

I hope to get a lot of trail meetups to happen! Look forward to meeting other owners and hitting the trails

This X100. Can't wait to meet up with some of you!...

 

[Broncolli]

yup the DIY section and mods section will be awesome.

 

[Outbound Exploration]

This X100. Can't wait to meet up with some of you!...

a bronco column would be legit!

 

[MaverickMan]

I opened this thread worried some one on here had VD from the sound of the title sorry jokes like that come with a CDL.

But for sure I will stick around. There may be some breaks in here or there. But this will be a great place to show off my plans, mods, and stunts that just get head shakes from my wife. She loves my crazy!

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Where else would I be able to complain about cupholders for the rest of all time?

 

[Rick Astley]

This follows the ebb and flow of most forums. Ranger5g is a good example. Huge influx of content and ideas when the model is new, then it peters out. Over there it's pretty dead as they await the new generation of Ranger and the aftermarket has made just about all they will make for the truck.

However, I expect Bronco 6g to be in production longer, and with the off road nature of it there will be a LOT of coupon threads for the hottest malls in America to park these beastly rigs. Wait, no. Lots of people will keep these longer or be beating on them the way they were designed.

Ultimately my guess is that the forum will essentially divide between on-road and off-road members, and the on-road group will peter out within 3 years. The off-road group will need to continually learn from each other and understand the rigs or share discoveries and that community will carry on.

Meanwhile, I intend to piss off both groups, then do some off roading and get my toes wet and try to follow both sides a bit. Will most likely show up to a local Bronco meet in one of the classics simply because they are more fun to drive if it was just a meet up.

 

[bpurtz]

Depends how many of my comments get deleted by admin.

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