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This might be my favorite one yet, thanks to JC Valdecantos on the 2020 Bronco Facebook group.
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Better than a lot of the renders we've seen. I appreciate the raised chin.
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This might be my favorite one yet, thanks to JC Valdecantos on the 2020 Bronco Facebook group.
looks good just make the tops of those fenderwells round and I think you might have a good one there. SWEET !!!! put a pumpkin in the middle and I'd buy it in a heartbeat …. or I guess that would be hoofbeat.
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Hopefully the most accurate so far! Looks goodThis might be my favorite one yet, thanks to JC Valdecantos on the 2020 Bronco Facebook group.
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Does it look like the front wheelwell is higher than the back one to anyone else? Something looks off about it to me.
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Same as the EB. Rear wheels need less room to move around, it was a fairly common design for a few decades.
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Huh. Y'know I'd never really noticed that. All the EBs I've seen have the taller flares front and back on them. That's certainly one styling feature I really really hope does not carry over to the new Bronco, it just looks wonky to me.
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No removable flares/wheel arch pieces?
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here’s an example. Just looks weird because almost all 1st gens has their fenders cut.
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A lot of them have been 'cut' to fit tires or axles that are vastly oversized compared to what they came with from the factory. Being an 'uncut' specimen usually carries a premium for collectors.
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Yeah, that’s probably my favorite yet. Made the roof more thin and streamlined and didn’t make the roof slope downward towards the rear. Still not sold on the round headlights, but at least there’s more complexity and they’re better molded into the front on that oneThis might be my favorite one yet, thanks to JC Valdecantos on the 2020 Bronco Facebook group.
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I like it.
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And I just had my mind blown, I compared it with the Bronco R.
I’m not going to say this sketch is perfect because that’s just not possible, but I honestly think it’s pretty darn close to what we’re going to get when you put it like this.
I’m not going to say this sketch is perfect because that’s just not possible, but I honestly think it’s pretty darn close to what we’re going to get when you put it like this.
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