Search results

Manual Badlands. With both front and rear lockers, swaybar disconnect, and 33" tires, I don't need no stinkin' Sasquatch.

Well, I ordered my Badlands with MIC top in Cyber Orange, sight unseen. I hope it's as awesome as I think it will be.

Until you see an actual picture, and not some computer's wet dream, I'd hold off making a decision. That said, I ordered the MIC.

I reserved a Black Diamond and ordered a Badlands. No issue whatsoever.

Awesome.

NOTICE TO ALL RE: Bronco Nation Content [See Update]

My dealer asked for $500 over the phone, and I gave him my credit card #. I got the order confirmation within minutes, but my CC hasn't been charged yet. $500 refundable seems perfectly reasonable to me.

Ordered today, and posted to the database.

How does a cable linkage work? Are there three separate cables? I've only worked on direct linkages.

That's because they are actually different sizes. I copied 1/2 of the rear tire in Photoshop, and pasted it on the front tire, aligned at the bottom:

If only Jerry knew they were available in Cyber Orange!

I have a MIG welder and a Plasma cutter. That and some 3/8" steel should do the trick.

I'm planning on buying this one, just for that issue: https://ironman4x4america.com/monster-winch-12000lbs-12v-electric-synthetic-rope/

Is that Carbonized Red?

This topic has been beaten to death, but I just can't help myself... I don't really give a rat's ass about performance. If I cared about 0-60 or 1/4 mile times, I'd buy a Tesla. So, I'm getting the 2.3l/7sp in my tank of a 4-door Badlands build. But, I was curious about the expected...

The stickers came in. They look really nice. Since I don't have my Bronco yet, I took a photo of it on the bumper of my beater F150: They are 3"x4.5", printed on vinyl with UV and weather-resistant inks. Cost is $3.50 ea., or $2/$5.50, which includes postage. PM me if you are interested.

First photo of the front camera that I have seen:

Give me a little while to figure out the easiest way to make them using high-quality, UV and weather-resistant material, and I'll post back when I do.

I agree that the majority of reservations were made in the first few days, but the numbers may not be as spiky as this data is, since this graph is from a self-selected group of Bronco enthusiasts. One would expect them to reserve early. But, we'll never know...

That blue area above the armrest - is that painted metal? Because, as nice as it looks, it’s going to cause frostbite to people in cold climates, or burns to folks like me who live where the exterior of a car gets to 150°F in the summer.