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Yup, a few folks have posted their installs along with feedback/input Use the search function and you'll find the answers you seek.

Sometimes timing is just timing, not a greater plot against our individual liberties or a coordinated attack. How many MY22 folks who changed their orders to get built had the $2,500 discount retroactively applied? How many folks missed price protection? At some point things need to be time...

If I had gotten my Bronco in 54 days I wouldn't care. Add 900 to that and I care a lot more.

Going back to vacuum actuated wipers solves everything. I mean, sure you lose the wipers at stop lights or under hard load, but they still work on my 50's and 60's cars with no issues. The Bronco? Wipers have issues.

Damn, you got me beat. I was already on my knees, doing the downward dog for Ford, but despite them losing my Bronco in the Chicago rail yard for 48 days, I'm grateful they missed the opportunity to insert their authority. The game was over at only 965 days, and that was a June 2020 original...

I said hot rods. Not half million dollar bespoke race cars.

Here we go, the best real workspace posted yet! Except for that horrific angry rooster, every inch is perfection (that's what she said)! As somebody is sure to report an insult to that ugly POS Pontiac, @broadicustomworks and I go back a few years on here, and that was a customers car.... A...

To me a proper garage has cars everywhere and spare engines/transmissions/beers scattered throughout. And where a few drops of oil aren't going to get your panties in a wad. You can't work on hot rods in a hermetically sealed vault.

They have gray, gray, black, used to have 2 black shades, more gray and white. What more could you want???? Spoiled for choice compared to the Henry Ford venn diagram of color availability. For 2024 Bronco will get Lava red, you heard it here first, a different shade of black to tittilate and...

Users randomly being banned is concerning to those of us who have been around here for a while. Especially if it's a member who was very helpful during the Bronco launch process and was an all around super nice person.

Washington is a big state and can take 4-7 hours to drive across depending on where your "local" is to somebody else's "local". What's your "local"?

That is a constant of any modification. But, as always, the MMWA will be in your favor and they will have to prove the modification itself is the cause of whatever they are denying warranty on.

But your point doesn't matter, nor does Nissan's reliability (are we putting Ford on a reliability pedestal here? Seems equally misguided) If you want an *actual* truck in the midsized truck segment, you get what Nissan is offering, or you get used. We love our Ranger Lariat (Super Cab, 6'...

It will stop being a bullshit chart when you can walk onto the dealership grounds and drive away in a F150 in a configuration other than Crew Cab with 5' bed. But that's not possible at least in this corner of the country and as F150 production has been halted, I'm betting that day will be...

A 5' bed is for soccer moms and minivan owners. Point out how you're 2" wider between the wheels, I'll point out how an extra 12" of length is more impressive We use our truck as a truck, not a race vehicle. So in closing, yes, if we had to replace our '19 Ranger it would be with another...

We have a '19 Ranger Lariat FX-4. Honestly, I don't understand how the new Ranger is really any upgrade at all. Being wider and larger isn't an advantage. Being a crew-cab is what people buy, but it's not what we wanted in our Ranger. Why tout the bed being 2" wider between wheelwells like...

There were plenty of folks on here, myself included, nearing 1,000 days. 468 days is just the tip of the iceberg, barely even notice it.

And manual transmissions! Too soon?

The wife re-learned how to drive a manual transmission with our Bronco in Moab. We did White Rim Trail (the entire 99 miles), Lathrop Canyon, Hell's Revenge, Fins & Things, and Chicken Corners. She drove about 20% of it and learned how to do some rock crawling which she hadn't done. Her last...

lubricate that area with something as simply as WD-40 and see if it persists. Trial and error!