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No sir but intrigued there is another who moved from the big city to the country.

Badlands 2 door, manual transmission that will be a daily driver but that includes driving dirt tracks on the ranch on a weekly if not daily basis. Currently when it rains, there are several places on the ranch I cannot access in my RWD F-150 but I could in the Bronco.

For the last year and a half, I have been living with operating my F-150. I really look forward to driving with a proper transmission again.

What color mud we talking about? Around my place the mud is lighter reddish due to the clay but I know some folk get a good dark color mud so that has to weigh in on your decision.

And we found the source of our dissension, this ain't a toy for me. This is going to get me out to my cows on a rainy, muddy day.

Sorry for the long wait for a reply, I missed your question. No, I am going to make fun of people with 35" tires that never leave the pavement. That was why the part about "city-trapped" came in. Also, you started it.

Since neither the 2.7L or Sasquatch are currently available with the Manual, I chose the 12" screen.

The Scion/Subaru/Toyota 86 has a sound tube running from the air intake, after the air filter but before the engine and runs into the cabin by the feet of the passenger. I would much prefer actual engine noise over something through a speaker but I would be happiest with no added sound.

That would be a 6 hour drive for me from the middle of the state. Not sure I will make that drive right off the bat. Still you can expect regional meetups, make sure you have checked in on the Regional Forum. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/forums/texas.36/

Not entirely sure whether it will go on the F-150 or wait until I get my Bronco.

My dogs will love the pop-out windows and I will feel better about them in the back in that configuration.

I live in the country, my driveway is gravel and obviously the ranch is all rock/dirt roads. I am quite familiar with the sound of rocks bouncing off the wheel wells. At least 30% of the vehicles I see on a daily basis are trucks with a little poke and never have I had my windshield chipped by...

It appears to me that the front Tow "hooks" are relocated and the winch mount uses that location?

I will be leaving my flares on, but those pics are enough to make me question my choice.

Dennis Quaid doing the voice-over is awesome as well.

The right set of AT tires will make less noise. Tirerack has some great reviews with detailed tests. The KO2's standard on the Badlands are pretty low in comparison. I have Continental TerrainContact's on my F-150 and they are very quiet with reasonable off-road capability...

I heard the build and price tool won't be available with Chrome, only Safari or Mozilla. They did not see a business case to build the page to be compatible with Chrome since only enthusiasts use it. No, I am not still upset the 2.7L and Sasquatch are not available with the manual...

Direct quote: "I think it is cool and I think you should get one." ?

Because Ford did not want to design a 2 door soft top?

Bought as a work truck, pressed into daily service due to loss of another vehicle.