Stickers on your rig...

[MFP2241]

Aside from the "Oakley - Thermonuclear Protection" decal I had on the back window of my Camaro back in 1987, I've never been much of a sticker guy.​

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However, my wife bought this for me when visiting her folks in Alaska this summer... my AMB BaseSquatch is due to arrive in the next few weeks and this is going on the tailgate.​

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Anyone else have interesting decals they're putting on their truck?​

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[Bt_ostate]

Aside from the "Oakley - Thermonuclear Protection" decal I had on the back window of my Camaro back in 1987, I've never been much of a sticker guy.​

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However, my wife bought this for me when visiting her folks in Alaska this summer... my AMB BaseSquatch is due to arrive in the next few weeks and this is going on the tailgate.​

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Anyone else have interesting decals they're putting on their truck?​

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Mine.. bronco nation, bronco off roadeo, atomic child sasquatch, script Broncos on fenders and rear gate.

 

[BroncoShelby]

I have couple for mine...... but .... I am scared to put them on the plastic soft top rear window.

 

[j_marinelli]

Just this one on my Area51 SAS

 

[Headsong]

I have couple for mine...... but .... I am scared to put them on the plastic soft top rear window.

Most def not! I figure spare tire cover is about it for me.

 

[broadicustomworks]

A few. It’s not for everyone. For me, it chronicles where the family has ventured to.

 

[LSTLAF]

I thought location stickers (like 'Alaska') were supposed to represent places the BRONCO visited....not your spouse.

The Alaska one is retro/cool though. Maybe a quick trip to AK to justify its presence.

 

[MysteryCamper]

Just this one so far, but I usually gather stickers from all the parks I visit.

 

[Hossamus Prime]

Only sticker so far. The rest I think will just be national parks I visit in the Bronco.

 

[helifino16]

A few. It’s not for everyone. For me, it chronicles where the family has ventured to.

Uh Oh, @broadicustomworks apparently has not seen the difficulty that @Lord Bronco has had with the sticker on his window. (info here).

I'm more in favor of velcro patches on the back of the rear seat. I can move them to the new truck when I upgrade.

 

[iwantabasebronco]

Uh Oh, @broadicustomworks apparently has not seen the difficulty that @Lord Bronco has had with the sticker on his window. (info here).

I'm more in favor of velcro patches on the back of the rear seat.

I think rear window on the softtop is a good play because it's easily replaceable if you ever sell it.

 

[604Bronco]

Just this one on my Area51 SAS

You can definitely find anything on the internet! Looks awesome!

 

[broadicustomworks]

Uh Oh, @broadicustomworks apparently has not seen the difficulty that @Lord Bronco has had with the sticker on his window. (info here).

I'm more in favor of velcro patches on the back of the rear seat.

Oh I'm aware.
The sad part is that if and when the window needs replacing, those are lost to time.
Or if they fade, the only recourse is to put another one on top of it, which also sucks.
Had a Jeep Soft Top, had lots of stickers on it following the same theme (mostly military and brewery stickers during its life).
Should have learned my lesson...but old habits die hard.
It's all good though.
It's memories, dedication to where we have ventured.
To be honest with myself and others, it can "cheapen" the look of a new vehicle. I get it.
But it's that venture vibe and the good memories for me. Admittedly it was hard to put that first one on and I'm thinking of ways to keep from adding too much garishness to it as we continue to go new places.
But it is fun.

 

[MFP2241]

I thought location stickers (like 'Alaska') were supposed to represent places the BRONCO visited....not your spouse.

The Alaska one is retro/cool though. Maybe a quick trip to AK to justify its presence.

Oh I'm aware.
The sad part is that if and when the window needs replacing, those are lost to time.
Or if they fade, the only recourse is to put another one on top of it, which also sucks.
Had a Jeep Soft Top, had lots of stickers on it following the same theme (mostly military and brewery stickers during its life).
Should have learned my lesson...but old habits die hard.
It's all good though.
It's memories, dedication to where we have ventured.
To be honest with myself and others, it can "cheapen" the look of a new vehicle. I get it.
But it's that venture vibe and the good memories for me. Admittedly it was hard to put that first one on and I'm thinking of ways to keep from adding too much garishness to it as we continue to go new places.
But it is fun.

Used to use Meguiar's PlastX on my CJ windows, that stuff is like magic

 

[Hobgoblin]

When I get my Bronco I am planning on putting the stickers on the security enclosure that I put in the cargo area. They can go on top and bottom of the flip up version. Keeps the outside looking clean and still build the memories of adventures and gear!

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