Comments you received about your Bronco

[EasternSierra]

There are a lot of Bronco’s around here so nothing special to see one. Except when I have the doors and roof off, which seems to generate a little bit of interest/curiosity. Buzzing around with roof/doors off is my favorite part of Bronco ownership. I absolutely love it.

I finally got around to trying this a few days ago, and my wife and I loved it! Once the Armadillo top is installed we're definitely going to enjoy its open-air capabilities.

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[Wallyworld Ranger 269]

I had a woman ask me about my Bronco. She loved the Eruption Green color, and was thinking of getting a Bronco for herself.

Past summer, tops off, down the Jersey shore (in traffic of course). Gentleman says “nice day for no tops and I like the color.” (Eruption Green), told him I hated it, my wife picked it & I wanted a dark blue that was discontinued (Antimatter Blue for the noobs here) Guy replied “not too sure about husbands but your wife picked a good color.”

 

[ThunderFlash]

It's really hard to beat going topless! A roof rack makes it much more of a PITA and it certainly puts some weather restrictions in place (carpeted WT)....but it's worth the effort.

 

[Pops]

"It looks like it can go anywhere."

 

[MongoTheBronco]

I mostly just get “nice jeep!” One time someone said “this is one of those new Bronco Jeeps?!?” I just smile and nod and say thank you

 

[PlayTime]

It was a bright, sunny day this week when two elderly ladies at the grocery store stopped and said the magic words: "that's a beautiful green." at my 2dr

Should make a forum poll of "what word was used to compliment your paint?" Out of general interest.

 

[not on the rug]

I don't like you anymore!!!!!! LOL!!!!

Oh look...a flying elvis

 

[totaljustice]

Oh look...a flying elvis

Yup!!! A flying Elvis with 6 Superbowls.

 

[not on the rug]

Yup!!! A flying Elvis with 6 Superbowls.

No doubt about it. Respect to that. I'm fairly proud of my Giants doing their thing to keep that 6 from becoming an 8...

Although I hate the Pats, Massachusetts and New England in general. Lol. I lived up there for several years and could never get used to the culture or the people. Boston is a great place to visit but I'd never live there again. (My wife's family is all up there so we do visit frequently)

 

[totaljustice]

I've always liked them because of 2 reasons. First, I was 10 years old during the US Bicentennial and everything coming out of America at the time was about the spirit of '76, including minuteman imagery. I was fascinated with all of it and when Dad was watching a football game with the Pats, I took notice and have loved them ever since and even though they were the worst team in the league for a lot of it!!!! Second they are the closest NFL team to where I live and Halifax owes a lot to Boston in particular. (See Halifax Explosion for our debt and gratitude that will never be forgotten to Boston). Merry Christmas to you and yours!!!

 

[not on the rug]

I've always liked them because of 2 reasons. First, I was 10 years old during the US Bicentennial and everything coming out of America at the time was about the spirit of '76, including minuteman imagery. I was fascinated with all of it and when Dad was watching a football game with the Pats, I took notice and have loved them ever since and even though they were the worst team in the league for a lot of it!!!! Second they are the closest NFL team to where I live and Halifax owes a lot to Boston in particular. (See Halifax Explosion for our debt and gratitude that will never be forgotten to Boston). Merry Christmas to you and yours!!!

Could be worse...you could have jumped on the Cowboys bandwagon when they were successful like so many people across the country did. Since you've liked them when they stunk for decades, you get a pass. Lol.

I remember reading about that Halifax explosion a long time ago. Wasn't that a boat crash or something?

Merry Christmas to you all as well!

 

[totaljustice]

The explosion was caused during WW1 when the ships, Imo and Mont Blanc collided in Halifax Harbour and the subsequent explosion flattened half the city, almost 2000 thousand killed and thousands more injured. Boston was the first city to respond and sent the most aid.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halif...imated_9,000_others_were_injured.?wprov=sfla1

 

[stevenstommyboy1]

I've always liked them because of 2 reasons. First, I was 10 years old during the US Bicentennial and everything coming out of America at the time was about the spirit of '76, including minuteman imagery. I was fascinated with all of it and when Dad was watching a football game with the Pats, I took notice and have loved them ever since and even though they were the worst team in the league for a lot of it!!!! Second they are the closest NFL team to where I live and Halifax owes a lot to Boston in particular. (See Halifax Explosion for our debt and gratitude that will never be forgotten to Boston). Merry Christmas to you and yours!!!

You and I sir are same age.

 

[totaljustice]

'66 was a good year!!!!

 

[ThunderFlash]

@totaljustice, I did pull for the Pats last night and they came through for me, even though I completely expected them to disappoint me as they always seem to do. After the game, it occurred to me that my Stillers could end up playing them (God willing they get another win or Ravens loss) which would be gut wrenching. Unfortunately the Steelers are not a quality team through and through. One more playoff loss to the Pats is NOT something I wish to see. I long for the Pats of the 1980's, but alas no. This Maye looks like he could be the nucleus of yet another dynasty. I also have a soft spot for Buffalo, at least as long as they continue to be a small market team struggling for success in the big show. Jets and Fins can dwell in the toilet for ever more as far as I care. I just wish the Pats would join them in the turd bowl for a few decades. Then, after a few years, I can change things up and hate on Buffalo!

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