Don't forget that the 1966 introductory Bronco was a thinly veiled variation of the early 1960's International Scout models. And that's a good thing because it looked good then and in its B6G rendition, that square body style is still a classic.
In open desert running, it has no application for me. However, navigating tight ledge turns in Moab, that's another story. In those tight spaces in a Braptor, it was extremely helpful and most most assuredly not a party trick. The trails will not not get torn up if the feature is used sparingly...
I couldn't disagree more. There are tons of great off roading opportunities in Southern California. San Diego, Imperial , Riverside and San Bernardino counties offer a wealth of trails, rocks and open desert to explore. I have been to Ocotillo Wells twice recently and practically had the entire...
Try Thai Bella. Ordinarily, I am not a fan of most Thai food, but this restaurant makes some great dishes. It is locally owned and the owner is also the chef. Best of all, it is a few blocks off the main drag, so it is quiet and relaxing.
I had some minor bubbles in the paint on my bronco. I wasn't about to accept mediocrity and live with the imperfection for the several years that I plan to own the vehicle. I paid way too much to let Ford off the hook and take too much pride in what I own. I took it back and had the dealer take...
As a matter of act I own one. And I agree with you and desert Chief about the amazing versatility of the Raptor and actually how competitive it is in technical rock crawling compared to jeeps. But Ford makes no bones in its advertising about what this particular Bronco was primarily built for...