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As long as we are reminiscing, here are some ways I would have incorporated the old into the new. A more traditional gauge package. Full frame doors with vent windows. Swing out spare tire carrier. Fold down tailgate with retractable back glass. But, ford didn’t ask me.

When I saw the cyber orange I knew that was the color I was going to get. Didn’t even consider any other color. I also wish the interior and dash were a smooth buckskin material. The current rough finish really holds the dust.

Be sure to review the flat towing threads.

I wish you success! To me the Bronco just screams high performance V8 with outrageous exhaust note. And if a person could strip away the digital nannisms and modules and let the horses run free that would be a plus.

Some embrace “1984”, some resist.

Don’t get rid of your ‘77….

Would a hood deflector cover it up? Then you wouldn’t have to put yourself through dealing with ford for warranty coverage.

Nice!

I’ve heard broncos called a variety of things but never “dirt wagon”. 😀

It seems if you spend any amount of time on the road anymore you’re going to see some crazy stuff.

It fits in the pocket on the rear of your center counsel , kind of a filler for some reason.

Covering your ass these days is never a bad idea. That said, we never got it doing the Moab offroadeo. But then I don’t always make the best choices, but it turned out ok.

All in all, the Moab offroadeo is a great experience. It exceeded my expectations and was a great experience for my wife who had never driven off road.

I say bring back the original “transfer case control module”, a steel lever! I know, I know it’s not going to happen. Too simple and reliable.

You won’t regret it.

Here’s a new one, my wife got sideswiped, ended up being $7K in damage. The guy who hit her reported it to the cops. They said they weren’t coming. You would think they would like to check drivers license, insurance, impairment? Nope.

The above is correct, it’s the best you can do, it helped remove a lot, but not all of my window rattle.

Dealership applied some magic potion to my Bronco, cyber orange and it has stayed very clean. I think I’ve only hand washed it once, the rest has been Mother Nature and the paint has stayed very slick. At the recommendations of folks on the forum I tried Griots 3 in 1 on the wife’s bronco. Easy...

Believe it or not, but a light coat of vegetable oil works to keep interior panels fresh.

Very thoughtful. Those look too good to eat.