Should I remove the Everglades badging?

[aspen_vintage]

Should I remove it and replace it with the old logo script badging or leave it alone?

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[330SMG]

Should I remove it and replace it with the old logo script badging or leave it alone?

No. It is part of what makes it different.

 

[RagnarKon]

Yes... unless you are one of the strange people that like it or if you want to maximize its resale value.

 

[MNBigfoot]

Let it marinate.

 

[GToddC5]

Please remove the wheels and sell to me.

 

[MayhemMike]

If it were me, I would try and remove the majority of the decal and just leave the “ EVERGLADES” in a rectangle on the fender. If that wasn’t possible I would remove the entire thing.

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[Bronco cat]

Leave it. You will be sorry if you don’t.

 

[TheRocketeerLOL]

That sticker is a bit much. People know its an Everglades based on the snorkle. Maybe there's customer Everglades badging that you can replace it with.

 

[The Bronc]

I would leave it because I am an OEM stock collector fan. In 25 years, you will not regret having left it.

 

[aspen_vintage]

I've thought about removing the majority of it and leaving the "Everglades" portion...

 

[tomcartmeljr]

I haven't regretted removing mine for an instant. Why would I be sorry I removed it? Because it might be worth a little more in the future? Unless you're buying it as an investment and doing low miles or cocooning it or something, this seems like a weird argument to me. Do what makes you happy, not what might make the next guy happy. If you think you'll like it better without the graphics, start peeling, if not, leave it on.

 

[F OR D]

I haven't regretted removing mine for an instant. Why would I be sorry I removed it? Because it might be worth a little more in the future? Unless you're buying it as an investment and doing low miles or cocooning it or something, this seems like a weird argument to me. Do what makes you happy, not what might make the next guy happy. If you think you'll like it better without the graphics, start peeling, if not, leave it on.

agree. modern vehicles are much different as collectables now too. do what makes you happy, not what makes you a few hundred extra come trade-in. it's like the people that try to keep the vehicle mint and get 5% more on trade-in. much rather have a blast and not worry about things.

i'm a fan of removal and clean but that's me, especially with the color contrast. regardless badass rig.

 

[Kreation]

If it was me, I'd remove it, I find it kind of tacky. I'll be de badging the OBX stickers probably the day I get my bronco and moving them elsewhere.

And question for those that have had their Bronco for a bit, how have the trim badges held up to any abuse? Sunlight/pressure washer...?

I know it's replaceable, but in five plus years wouldn't an outline be noticeable if it was removed? (Thinking long term).

 

[leziz]

Not a fan of the badge, I would remove it

 

[NVCowboy]

Dear PDI Technician, upon receipt of Bronco . . .

Ps: Don’t install a front plate bracket either.

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