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oh now thats cool... i didnt even notice on the way home, but i think 98% of our route was lit. If i get time, i guess i will find a diagram of the doors and start comparing seals and whatnot.

The frame of the door may be the same, but there is something different internally.. The 24's sound more sturdy whereas 21's sound like you are closing a tin can, and zero window rattle

We picked up a new 24 badlands sasquatch this weekend to replace my wife's previous Big Bend.. The first thing I noticed was how much more solid the doors felt over my 21 badlands... Question of the day is.... What can i do to tighten up the window flop or what did Ford change to fix it on the...

lol, literally brought our new 2024 badlands home on Sunday.. guess i will go check to make sure everything in the suspension is tight. currently have 137 miles on it Edit: Mine spec out at 47-48ft lbs. good to go here

also doesnt meet the challenge requirements.. but note the angle of the hill versus trees and jeeps... took this from my side step

No oracle products quite yet..

By the power vested in me as challenge creator. @Moto26 can create the next one

We wouldnt have considered the 4 doors if the 2 door had seating for three in the back.. got 3 kiddos and didnt want to have to take two vehicles everywhere.

shh... Fine... @Bschurr wins. next challenge!

Should no one else participate soon and top the dusted donuts, Moto, you win by default.

We have had a set for roughly 14 months. they look just as good as new, even though having been ran with sand and mud grinding into them, as well as many days sitting with water standing on them.. They have more than enough weight to not fly up with no doors on the back, and click solidly into...

Open interpretation lol

Fine... Next challenge.. I want a picture of your bronco with donuts. More points for size and quantity

Nope.. lol, it’s yours

how about this:

on east coast, watching it closely.. if it stays the same track, or even 10 miles north, we get dumped on with 16-20" of rain and potentially cat2 winds... i can only imagine whats going to happen to Tampa, but planning on heading that way this weekend to see how i can help

Mine is still in the safe zone with no recalls present, currently at 46000 miles. Julian date of 21327, which is November 23rd and is the MB3E-6007-AA part code. Should be safe long term being 60 days after the last faulty ones

you mean i need to go brave the rain to take photos of my trail rash?