Recent content by BigBadBluBronc

Welcome to the family! Although it sounds like you accidentally purchased a Jeep :crackup: But seriously, I would take it in. Maybe a wheel weight came off.

We rented a Jimny in Iceland and it was so much fun! So lightweight and nimble. Funny enough, we saw at least a half-dozen G6 Broncos there, every one of them was a Wildtrack.

Also almost 18" longer than a Bronco 4-door. Big Scout won't even fit in my garage........

My wife and I were just there this past weekend (8/31 Roadeo). It was great! Very helpful guides who really showcase the capabilities of these awesome machines. Also, my wife learned a ton about spotting and also did some wheeling as well. All in all it was a fantastic experience.

Thanks. He was a very good boy.

Thanks for sharing this. You are a proper pet parent! It brought a tear to my eye because we lost our Bronco travel buddy a few weeks ago. We had many more adventures planned, but I'm so grateful for the few adventures we did get to experience with our Maximus. He absolutely loved the snow, the...

It sounds like they're going to make this an annual event. Not sure if the locations will change though. Rocky Glen was fun, I had never been.

Nice little video of the Bronco Rally 22 that Joe Cotton Ford in Carol Stream put together. A good time and a good turnout!

This is only an hour drive for us. We may have to do this, as our opportunities for wheeling in our area are limited at best.

I didn't have the Gordoni, but I just looked at their website to see the menu and it certainly looks interesting! I had their fish sandwich, it was awesome! I lived in Northern WI in the 90's (like, 10 years ago, is that right?) Anyway, I had no idea about the Trans Adventure Trail then, and...

I hope you have a hard-top. I tried to rent a U-Haul and was denied because I have a soft-top.....

I'm just over 2,500 miles and I haven't noticed any strange noises during shifting. The only quibble I have is that the 4-5 shift is not as smooth as the 2-3 shift. Maybe it's the longish throw? Either way, I'm a big engine braking guy, and downshifting has been pretty much flawless.

To my knowledge, there is no stipulation as far as which direction you travel. From what I've read, some start at the north and go south, and others do the opposite. We started at the south and moved north, traversing maybe 15-20% of the trail. This was our taster, but left us wanting to...

So glad I installed by GatorBack mud flaps before my first off pavement adventure. The Goodyear's certainly pick up and throw a lot of rocks. It sounded horrible, but the flaps protected my doors, not a single ding.