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It's all junk that is left to rot......until you ask about buying it. It then becomes a family heirloom. I know it's other peoples property but still think it's a shame.

We can't wait to take our Bronco out on some real jeep trails.!!

Territory tires are soft and rather cushy tires. They do ride nice on pavement. We went to Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT. Very tough and pretty stiff tire. But, it is suprisingly quite. Just watching the dashboard MPG, they are getting the same mpg average as the Territory. Bronco sideplate...

Are the hoods strong enough when you pull them down? Seems that the struts putting enough upward pressure to hold up the hood would cause it to want to bend in the middle when you pull down on the front to close it.

In just to say: I ain't ever gonna laugh at someone looking to get smarter.

My dealer said $80 per year for connected. When doing my "orientation" I asked why connected? The person said that built in navigation is soon going away. You have to buy a thumbdrive and plug that in to down load maps when ever there is an update that you want. Updates are done a couple times a...

OK I was a few centuries off on my silly chariot statement above. I think this is correct however, found an old Facebook discount code that still works, as of today. We saved 15% FBGM

It ain't ugly!

Our Bronco has what Ford calls connected GPS. Do these apps work equally well this this? Our phones are Apple.

2021.... can't you just push one button to disable ASS? 1921.... can't you just ride your horse instead of that dreadful auto-mobile? 1521... can't you just walk instead of riding in that horrid chariot? me? I'm buying a stupid ASS eliminator.

2.7, SAS and tires that weigh 72 pounds! 19 mpg small town and highway with lots of gravel at 50 mph.

Catus Gray is nice and it appears about 6 different colors.

Just did chalk test on 315/70/17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT. 32 PSI is where they will run for a while.

Your previous comment about the traction control is something I (as a grey-beard) did not consider. Is the traction control as useful as a limited slip differential? Maybe new fangled whiz bangs have a place in life.......maybe?

Thanks.....I don't mind throwing $200 at a problem solver but would truly dislike buying trouble.

Thank you for helping me understand this better! Sounds like I will save my money and spend it on other things that successfully advertise to me! Like racing strips.

Reading here and there about catch cans. Seems someone always says they are not needed on the 2.7. If I get one is it just a waste of my money or is there any possibility that a catch can does harm to the motor?

Great idea for your use. Just tell people you are getting back to the Bronco's roots. It is funny to see the old advertisements for Ford Bronco with tires that my mom would have used on her station wagon. Also. the big silver hub caps on the old Bronco's.

Doetsch Off-Road has a special buy opportunity for bronco6g members. You get a discounted price, free shipping and a light kit included.....Very worth while.

It probably is not false advertisement as the wheels on one axle will both turn if they have the same grip. But without it, both axles can allow one tire to slip just like any 2 wheel drive car will if you do not have locks or limited slip.