And as far as avoiding 6th Street (or Austin in general...known throughout most of Texas as Soddom and Gomorrah), just ask an Aggie. Best stay rural, although stop in Lockhart if you can.... great people and great food ...the best of everything.
How are the tent camping options around there and did you have a few in your group do so? I live less than 3 hours from Horseshoe Bay, but reckon an overnight trip when I go. Any insight you care to share is very much appreciated by fellow Texas Bronco drivers....even if it's a long story.
Even some of us old Ford guys (my first car was a 1975 Ford LTD and only 2 non-Fords in the decades since) will admit that even the best can screw up. Having said that, Mean Green, Tock is right...Ford needs to fix that for you. You have an amazing rig and deserve it to be right. Tock, I hope...
10 miles. College Station Ford called me at 4p, Friday 02 February, and except for driving it to the garage to install the tow package and to top him off at the gas station, 250 of the 260 miles are from me. Picked him up the next morning and have been enjoying every single mile since.
10 miles. College Station Ford called me at 4p, Friday 02 February, and except for driving it to the garage to install the tow package and to top him off at the gas station, 250 of the 260 miles are from me. Picked him up the next morning and have been enjoying every single mile since.
260 miles on my '24 BB that I picked up on the 3rd of this month (with only 10 on it), but it's the daily driver as well as for going tent camping in places I can't get to towing my camper with my F-150 (2016, 2wd).
I've only got 260 miles on mine, mostly highway and 2 lane country roads, but it's not much louder than my 2016 F-150 and I'm enjoying the drive (manual transmission) as much or more than the 2005 Mustang GT (the only other machine I bought new). Maybe the folks that think they're loud live in...
If she tells you she wants a Bronco in Eruption Green Metallic with a manual transmission, you'd better start shopping for rings ...that's a keeper then.
If she tells you she wants a Bronco in Eruption Green Metallic with a manual transmission, you'd better start shopping for rings ...that's a keeper then.
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A friend of mine bought a '23 Escape from my salesman, he said they were sending a $100 referral check that I never got, but no big deal. My friend gets ridiculous gas mileage in her Escape, he made ordering and picking up my 2 Dr BB easy, and even though I'm paying a little more than I...
If you stay with your '24, you'll know everything it's been through since it left the dealership and went home with you. The question is how much is that peace of mind worth to you? A '24 will cost more short term, but unless you know what the previous owner did to the used Bronco, it could be...
I got mine from College Station Ford too. They actually made everything easy and low pressure. I had to do a nice review for them and the Bronco is turning out to be exactly what I needed to take over from the F-150 except towing the camper. Who was your salesman? I had Kevin Garcia.
10. I picked up my 2dr BB Saturday with 10 miles and now have almost 100 miles on Monday. I've used both 4H and 4L due to conditions on my land (and my BB being a manual transmission). It's already proven to be as capable as folks on here said, which is much more than Ford will admit.
10. I picked up my 2dr BB Saturday with 10 miles and now have almost 100 miles on Monday. I've used both 4H and 4L due to conditions on my land (and my BB being a manual transmission). It's already proven to be as capable as folks on here said, which is much more than Ford will admit m
Sounds like Divine confirmation. A very cool story. If your rig looks half as good plastered in slung mud as mine does I envy you. (My Internet sucks, so this may post a few times inadvertently.... country living).