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While everyone else was getting Broncos and Blazers, my dad was the only one to get the Ramcharger.

I like the pic of the 80s Bronco/Blazer. That brings back memories. I didn't even know about the !st Gen Bronco when I was a kid because Al Gore hadn't given me the internet yet.

Yeah, I don't think I'd squatch a Badlands. The Badlands is pretty awesome as it sits. Squatching the Base seems like a great deal, however.

I'm sure that's frustrating. We can all point fingers at Ford, the dealer, you, etc. But this looks like a great Bronco. Badlands, Lux package, hardtop... It's not like they forgot the Sasquatch on a Big Bend. Assuming you are getting it for a reasonable price (e.g., MSRP or near there)...

That was a convincing win. Great season, Bulldogs.

Yeah, it looks like the Bronco is really tied for 13th.

Is this a good thing?

If you like the current 4runner, I would consider getting one of those. I'm also curious to see what the next generation brings and what they do with it. But the current one is just so darn reliable, it would be a great vehicle to own.

I know, right. I half consider moving to Costa Rica just to get one.

The difference between new Bronco owners and the rest of us? You actually have your Bronco. The rest of us are just waiting.

In 10 years, they'll make it look like an 80s Bronco. That's how the retro timeline works. :)

Yes, I do prepare for winter. Here in Southern California, it sometimes drops to the high 40s. I had to turn the temperature dial from blue to red. Sheesh, that took it all out of me. Must go rest now.

Should have just kept the 2003 Camry. You can't kill those.

Ooh, down in Costa Rica, you can also buy a J70 Land Cruiser or a Suzuki Jimny.

I'm in the "or 2" now. Could go into the "or 3 or 4." I think that makes sense though unless you really want something now.

Make an offer at $2k over and see what happens.

This may be the time Granger gets enough allocation for my build.

Because people really want to burn more gas. I think it's still a relatively new feature that still feels a little unnatural. In our Grand Cherokee, on the rare occasions I drive it, I sometimes turn it off. But I sometimes leave it on and get used to it. We get a retro car like a Bronco, and...

Apparently because you didn't magically select the right dealer. Mind you, Ford gave you no guidance in this area. You were just supposed to be able to guess how Ford's allocation formula was going to work and which dealer to choose.

Bring the Raptor gauges to the rest of the line.