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I do admit, it does look a little washed out -- more of the "cream" on '79 (?) Ford Pintos. Maybe it was easier for Ford to spec that old color for the Broncos than write up a new spec definition. However, I like it. My old Jeep was beige, a little darker than this DS, and I was impressed...

I like the DIY low impact solution! Here's mine, a Kleenex box on the floor. It quickly holds smaller trash inside and is easily disposed of when full. ...and that's my shin-cracker/elbow-whacker piece of "firewood", if needed. :wink::angel:

Great setup and storage of dedicated tools for this task!! I too may copy your idea for a similar setup! Mine currently has rags as well, some misc tools (probably duplicating others I have in a tool bag), and ... can't remember ... shoved into this area. Oooh, I can smell some company...

Ok Ok! Here's the answer to all of our ills, chills, and worries about what to leave on other Broncos: NOT!

Ha! Now I know why I've been calling mine a 5,000-pound mountain goat!

Nasty Break! Feeling bad for you. This reminds me of a documentary of a Chinese company in these United States starting an auto glass factory. They kept having random windshields explode while sitting on racks cooling.

Thanks! He sure was a vocal copilot about the ride. My last bike purchase was, and I still have it, an old Gary Fisher, Hoo Koo E Koo, probably older than 10% of the users here, hahah! In my post, I almost joked about needing a new front locker unit with all required electronics and stopped...

I KNOW someone here has already posted this destination, I just can't find the post to reply for full acknowledgement and credit of their being before me! Took a drive up through the North Cascades, including Washington Pass (I think the previous poster had a photo in the same spot)...

This thread came about just when I have a question about my frame....my Bronco's frame. 2025 Badlands, about 1,200 miles with no rust inhibitor applications by me. While crawling under it to do stuff last week, I noticed what appears to be oil seeping from holes in the frame. My question to...

Hey, I like your wheels!!!

Now it's time to get serious: I completed the intricate and complicated project of creating a Bronco campsite chair. :unsure: This chair, after many years of service, had several stop-drilled cracks that were failing and other problems so, ... off to the DIY alteration process with it...

I think expanding this "hobby" of Bronco ownership with new things like this to try is great! Keep it up. even though this thread is not about the solar powered heated blanket for a cold night camping like I thought it might have been :sadface::wink:

I called the sales guy out on it, and he gave me the usual, ... due to being driven while loading into and out of the trains and delivery trucks.... I know there is some driving to test components, and I just decided to not push it and move on.

I'm wondering if the magnetic armor would wear marks into the finish after a few dusty trails. 'still considering some of the armor along the lower door areas to battle rock chips from these sling-shot tires (or get off my butt and make some 1/4 inch screen small mud/stone flaps!).

Replying to a few of you with some 2025 Badlands Sasquatch tire info ... My pressure from the dealer was 41psi. I lowered it to 39psi for a few weeks, but was still stiff on bumps and ruts (and suspension). Am now running 38psi but no opinion yet. The tires are generally good for me -- have...

Agreeing with most here -- have a bit of patience. Mine was "in production" for over a month (this past March) and I emailed the sales guy who assured me nothing was amiss. Buutttt ... the Bronco did have 300 miles on it when I picked it up :oops::unsure: I'm driving it now and not...

AHhhh, looks great! I was born in the SE corner of Arizona -- need to get back there soon for some warmth and drying out. 🦂🌵

in 1988 with a new stock, 2-door 1987 XJ Pioneer. After 4 weeks snooping around the Western backroads and 3 days on the White Rim Trail, I came up the backside of this weird place called Moab. XJ jumped along those trails with great enthusiasm. Fantastic fun in that XJ ... with my invention...

I have to admit, the 2003 TRD I gave up was no Kubelwagon (now that Kubelwagon looks bad-ass!), but I miss the TRD -- and, after almost 2 months, am still getting used to not being able to just toss stuff into the bed. had to part with this loyal and trustworthy 2003 TRD, all OEM: for this...

Hey, maybe we should start a thread or two about this type of crack... NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please, put down the stones...... 😧