I always knew you’d come around once you saw the four door version. I’m quite sure the two door will be smaller then this and will appease the rock crawlers or tight trail explorers like myself.
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They're very Troller-esque.it was hinted these are production.
The back end does look similar especially with this race truck version having no back to the rear fender.They're very Troller-esque.
Not that there's anything wrong with it.
And you're soooo desperate to hate it. Guess there's nothing left for you to stick around for since it's such a POS.Because you were concerned all along that the midsize was so much shorter than a FSB ... riiiiiight ... we all saw that one ...
You guys crack me up. You're sooooo desperate to like the shiny thing you keep lying to yourself. This is too easy ...
Lets wait and see. I'm not saying anything but...The cost of the lift to make room for 37-40" tires on an IFS Bronco will be more than upgrading axles in a Jeep
Is this not the same argument of those who say "I don't need SFA, im not going to Moab", only in this case you can substitute drag strip for anything off-road at high speed? Different strokes for different folks. I want the power, and it would be silly for me to not buy it because it doesn't sound like a Detroit Diesel 8V71 (which by the way ruined the sound of any gasser v8 for me...)I'd happily give up 50hp in exchange for a 5.0 that sounds decent. I don't plan on taking a Bronco to the drag strip.
This is ugly as **** if you ask me. I honestly think half the people declaring their love for it today would say the same thing if they weren't so desperate to see something.
Yeah @Stampede.Offroad whats the deal? Did you really think it was going to come with a V8. Are you surprised a desert race truck has IFS. Did you expect it to look that much different?And you're soooo desperate to hate it. Guess there's nothing left for you to stick around for since it's such a POS.