That thing is absolutely gorgeous. right color red too.
But 260k? Nah, I'd spend 60k buying and restoring one to that level, and have 200k left over for hookers and blow. Or for other projects. It is beautiful though, but should have a 7.3 instead of that coyote.
realistically, Mine would see mud and water pretty often. simply from where I live and what I do. 4 years had a 2 year old 70k 250 platinum in about 2.5' of water and mud to go check out a shop during a flood. Had my slightly older 250 in about 3-3.5' of water same day to go check out a more...
im not in the market for a 2021, so I'm just kind of checking in, keeping tabs. my 2021 purchase I hope will be a race red mach 1. with a V8. vroom vroom
Arkansas is nice, lived there for a while. gets hot in the summer, but not as humid as Louisiana, and cold in the winter, but only about a weeks worth of snow. or you can go a little further north, the state of misery, Iowa, something like that. warm but not hot, but can have some brutally...
Most jeeps I see tell me that the owner has no class. Or that their idea of adventure is hopping a curb in their kids drop off line at school to cut the line.
Same. granted, we have had ZERO issues with our 4runner in the 3.5 years we've had it. And my wife is horrible in doing scheduled maintnance...it is 17k miles OVERDUE on an oil change. You couldn't tell, it runs just as well now as it ever has. But it has always been a boring lackluster...
we're just lurking, biding our time.
for me, I am not in the market at the moment for a new bronco, just picked up an 86 actually. I may be back in full form in a year or two when I start shopping.
very likely yes, the rear seat in the two door would be constrained by the wheel wells, whereas in the 4door the wheel wells will be fully behind the seats.
I paid 4500 for a running/driving 331 stroked '86 Bronco on Saturday. mostly stock (not my avatar Bronco). with some issues, windows not working, no a/c, no radio., but body is fairly solid, minor rst, fresh fact-o-bake type paint job.