What did you do TO / WITH your Bronco today? 👨🏻‍🔧🧰🚿🛠

[broadicustomworks]

Added another trophy, very grateful for it!
She still cleans up nice in between trail times…

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[hec1]

Tube doors

 

[SomeBroncoDude]

I don't know where else to post this and I don't have a picture but I had to share...

Washed my Bronco the other day and I was cleaning/sealing my top. An old lady in the wash bay said to me, "I have a much better product for that top!" And she produced a bottle of Meguiar's Hot Shine Tire Spray (no joke... but wait... it gets better...)

After a short conversation, she said:

"That's a beautiful Jeep you got."

I just said thanks.

 

[AZ_Craig]

I don't know where else to post this and I don't have a picture but I had to share...

Washed my Bronco the other day and I was cleaning/sealing my top. An old lady in the wash bay said to me, "I have a much better product for that top!" And she produced a bottle of Meguiar's Hot Shine Tire Spray (no joke... but wait... it gets better...)

It could have been worse!

 

[broadicustomworks]

It could have been worse!

lol very fair point!

 

[Area51BS]

Reluctantly handed MY BRONCO keys over to wife for the week! Just got her sport back from dealer after 2 week repair for bad water pump. Now charging system error lit up. It’s back at the dealer. Hopefully there is a loaner Monday.
This leaves me in a high state of anxiety until Thursday. But we do it as a couple. She is equally worried about driving MY BRONCO.

 

[Kach Vartan]

Technically, this weekend. Second oil change (~9,300 miles) on Friday. Bummed that dealer wouldn’t do the tire rotation because of aftermarket wheels

More exciting: took her up to Big Bear on Saturday and roamed around Holcomb Valley and various offshoots. Ended up on Holcomb Creek at one point and thought I was going to regret it, but the truck was very capable. Awesome weather and saw a few Broncos up there, including an Azure Grey (or maybe Area 51) charging down Polique Canyon(?) (looked like the shocks were getting a good workout).

 

[lwilliams34]

Celebrated One Year of ownership back in Feburary with a new Keychain for the spare Bronco Key. The car has been a blast to drive, no regrets here.
Looking forward to warm weather so I can put the Sunrider top back on!
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[buckybronc23]

Polished the new wheels on my wife’s Heritage Edition.

 

[mpeugeot]

Technically, this weekend. Second oil change (~9,300 miles) on Friday. Bummed that dealer wouldn’t do the tire rotation because of aftermarket wheels

More exciting: took her up to Big Bear on Saturday and roamed around Holcomb Valley and various offshoots. Ended up on Holcomb Creek at one point and thought I was going to regret it, but the truck was very capable. Awesome weather and saw a few Broncos up there, including an Azure Grey (or maybe Area 51) charging down Polique Canyon(?) (looked like the shocks were getting a good workout).

Not doing a tire rotation because "aftermarket wheels" is horseshit. That's laziness!

 

[Shrek27]

3 nights roaming and camping Flagstaff/Sedona and Jerome to Williams.
Spent some time snow and mud wheeling on Edge of the World.
More of that at the top of Schnebly Hill and the Rock Garden Loop.
Also went out to the Honanki ruins and did Outlaw on the way out.
Jerome to Williams and camping and exploring on the way back to the 40.

 

[Mystical_Sasquatch]

Eezi-Awn stealth RTT, RCI roof rack with trailrax side support pak rax. ARB onboard air with Grimm off-road mount.

 

[Destination Bigfoot Bronc]

3 nights roaming and camping Flagstaff/Sedona and Jerome to Williams.
Spent some time snow and mud wheeling on Edge of the World.
More of that at the top of Schnebly Hill and the Rock Garden Loop.
Also went out to the Honanki ruins and did Outlaw on the way out.
Jerome to Williams and camping and exploring on the way back to the 40.

Schnebly Hill will beat the hell out of you on the drive up to the top.

 

[20wenty]

Took it for a photoshoot…

Guns up!

 

[Shrek27]

Schnebly Hill will beat the hell out of you on the drive up to the top.

Yah will run it the other way next time. We came down from the 17 all the way into Sedona. The Rock Garden Loop up there was a lot of fun in the mud and snow. Once it cleared the trail was easy with awesome views. We found plenty of uphill fun to test the rigs on some other trails in the area though.

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