Agreed. And another reason I left the big city as fast as I could! My hobbies really demand a truck, but I bought a 2 door Bronco anyway and my son will be leaving the house with my F150 in a couple of years. So who knows, lol. Hard to haul 10' sticks of hard maple or 4x8 sheets of steel in Bronco. I see a smallish trailer in my future.
For 80k best we can do is seat covers, stickers, different color, different wheels, and maybe an accessory or two you can get for 200.
Heated rear seats in a 2 door? How about an easily removable bench seat. But yeah, throw some thick, actual leather with heavy duty stitching on there and I'd buy one used for $45,000, lol. The leather on my F150 is paper thin and wore out faster than a Bounty paper towel.
Maybe you get those last two. I’m guessing the body color will be that dark forest green that we see already on the spare cover, which they’ll call “spruce gray”
LOL. Paint department at car manufacturers are all color blind. "Pewter" on my 2002 GMC was tan, and didn't resemble pewter in any sense of the word.Maybe you get those last two. I’m guessing the body color will be that dark forest green that we see already on the spare cover, which they’ll call “spruce gray”
Alpine Blue Fir - mimics the Forest Service Green somewhat with a tinge of Boxwood.Maybe you get those last two. I’m guessing the body color will be that dark forest green that we see already on the spare cover, which they’ll call “spruce gray”
I went from a Tacoma to Bronco and first purchase was a smallish trailer. That I’ve used once or twice in last 4 yrs.
We'd be great with a small 8' lightweight trailer. Heck, would be longer than my 5.5' F150 bed.
I bought one of those fold up harbor freight trailers for like $500. For as little as I use it, storage space is minimal. I really thought I would use it much more, but discovered many things can be transported w rear window open and cargo sticking out
Yeah, I recently have bought some 2 piece surf rods and in a 2 door Bronco, they still have to rest on the console. And I don't want to drive 3 hours with the rear window open.
Not a bad price. I have 5 16x7 base Bronco wheels, though, with the 29" Duelers still mounted. And I weld. I see a custom trailer build in my future. Can I do it for less than $1,800? Yeah, probably. The metal would be about $500, and I'd use composite decking instead of wood for the bed of the trailer.About $1800 new. Can rent ‘em at my local U-Haul.
I do not think that is weird at all... I would go so far as to call it wise.
