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This thread is interesting... I love Austin but downtown is really something else now. Lady Bird Lake has homeless ppl and trash all up and down it. It isn't too dangerous, but I am sure bonding over homeless people doing drugs and screaming is less than ideal. The city is centered...

Congrats! It may seem like forever but I am betting you have one of the first Bronco's in Austin.

We have the same build and daily driver and almost forum name. You selling the WRX?

I heard OP was killed by Ford for posting that he was able to get a MIC top AND Sasquatch. Apparently he wasn't supposed to tell anyone.

Not sure if it is a joke but it is a MIC top and SAS. Wildtrak owners are punching the air rn.

IDK how to tell you this but everything will slide.

.....By September ?

I'm on the fence. I just another toy and am unsure if i can get rid of something in time to make room for the Bronco. I may cancel and that is one less person on the books! I saw someone earlier posted a thread about purchasing a Tacoma. I think there will be quite a large number of...

Mine will be for my house in the hamptons. Just kidding. I'll be living in mine on the craziest moab obstacles.

Any chance you can do Cactus Grey and Cyber Orange next? :).

That is my thought as well, though I am wondering if Ford ponies up some cash to build a few additional features tailored to the Bronco. Also I read they will have cars out there already, so we will have to see if Ford lets you bring your own vehicle out on the 'Off-Roadeo' days.

I am excited, I hope they keep this park open as there aren't many places in Austin to go!

I think gear hunting is unfortunately unavoidable once you hit the 8 gear mark.

Lots of tire chirping I am sure. :ROFLMAO:

I see my tire life greatly diminishing

100%. Not only braking but handling dynamics at speed cannot be safe. Where I live the highways have frequent, long sweeping curves. Trucks and SUV's will be on my ass at 80mph but as soon as a curve hits they will drift out of their lane into the shoulder and are going 65mph.

We have the technical information and supposedly the 10 speed with Sasquatch package should keep sub 3K RPM at 80MPH. I'd have to actually be going 80mph in one to believe it though. I feel like the height + tires + gaps in the body would make for a very unpleasant ride at speed.

I'm unsure how I missed that app and will have to download it. Thanks!

Fellow Texans - I was Googling future places to take my Bronco and couldn't find a great repository of off road parks, trails, campsites, fireroads, mudpits, you get the idea. The only place around Austin I found was the Hidden Falls Adventure park, and every website I found looked like it was...

I love the idea of driving old cars, but after owning one I've decided I need a little more refinement... Also, and probably more importantly, I'm not too handy with a wrench :ROFLMAO: