Bronco 1975 vs. Bronco 2021

[Dgold7500]

75 and 2021 ....."Old Iron"

Sweet lineup in that garage…wow!

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[BroncocnorB]

I miss my ‘70, but frankly IMO EB’s we’re POS

 

[okbob]

If the 22' ever arrives, it won't be replacing anything, just adding to the existing ones.

 

[Lxatoledo]

Depends, am I paying for both?
The 75 wold be amazing to have in the stable to drool all over, any 21/22 for a daily driver-cross county trip vehicle.

Definitely NOT Stabled. Only put about 400 miles a year on the rig but 300 of em are brutal. Need to rethink usage and be a bit nicer to her.

 

[Gamecock]

The Gen 1 Bronco when cut and built well is one of the coolest cars on the planet, no doubt. That said…the Gen 6 with 35s is the coolest ride you can buy at any price right now and it’s a great ride…so if you’re going to drive a lot and take a lot of trips, Gen 6. If you just need a 4th car and have a Gen 6, then get a Gen 1 as well.

 

[Dgold7500]

If the 22' ever arrives, it won't be replacing anything, just adding to the existing ones.

Hell yeah

 

[Dgold7500]

Definitely NOT Stabled. Only put about 400 miles a year on the rig but 300 of em are brutal. Need to rethink usage and be a bit nicer to her.

beautiful ride! Where is that at?

 

[BassMaster]

The 75 model will still be worth ten years from now what it is today
Can’t wait to get mine but if I had a choice the 75 model for sure

 

[MaverickMan]

Just get the Base model and turn off the nagging noises with Forscan. The 21 handles so much nicer than the 72. I couldn't imagine driving cross country in my 72, doing a trail in Moab, and then driving through a blizzard in Tahoe. The 21 handled all of this in comfort and I still have the 72 for Sunday drives.

I just drove a 1980 Amc Eagle cross country on 28" superswampers 3 years ago. No big deal. 3 years before that it was a 79 Econoline 250 4x4. Been across country in several 70s and 80s E150s. Old junk is what I do. Honestly everytime I think new I get excited and very scared at the same time. Breakdowns and road issues are so much easier in older vehicles, you can justv tweak them and limp em to a parts store. Newer ones you have to call in a team of engineers. Dont get me wrong I want a new one, but I would prefer a fleet of classics to a fleet of modern vehicles.

 

[donspillman]

Both. I have possession of a 72 (see profile Pic) and love it. But no way I'm giving up my BD being built (hopefully) in early February.

Great Pics!!

 

[okbob]

The Gen 1 Bronco is one of the coolest cars on the planet, no doubt.

Fixed it for you

 

[Dgold7500]

Both. I have possession of a 72 (see profile Pic) and love it. But no way I'm giving up my BD being built (hopefully) in early February.


Great Pics!!

That ‘72 is amazing! I wouldn’t give it up either.

 

[Lxatoledo]

beautiful ride! Where is that at?

Blue Notch.... exploring a back road to (N) Lake Powell. Tried something new during Moab EJS.....sad how low the water was. More depressing than enjoyable.

 

[nameuser]

I have built a dozen Early Broncos and loved them all but in the morning I get in the 21 FE.

 

[1975U15]

Grateful and lucky enough to own both. The ‘75 will be in one of my grandkids garage one day. Whichever one is there to pick my old ass up when I fall down

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