Another one of these threads?
*blows raspberry*
Plenty of 4x4 options with fixed roofs. Why on earth would anyone want to eliminate what makes the Bronco special?
I could definitely get down with a one piece aluminum top though since I only use mine in winter. Bolt that sucker down in November...
Drove over a mountain pass (12K+ft) in a snowstorm today in my wife’s X7 on a new set of Hakkepellita R5s and it was a transcendent experience. Through zones of freezing wet roads, slush, fresh wet snow, and packed snow they stuck to the road like Velcro. I must admit I was a little surprised...
^Badass.
My next Bronco will be on 37s.
Here’s my dilemma:
My oldest son is 12. I figure when he’s 15 I’ll order another Bronco — he can drive my current BD and I’ll drive the new one. Trouble is: I’m worried that in the intervening few years Ford is going to fk everything up by discontinuing...
Did I get one of the only MIC tips without cracks? Or am I just not that observant?
Which posits a philosophical question:
If a Bronco top cracks in the forest and no one is there to whine about it…did it really crack?
People also watch reality television shows that are objectively, by any criterion, terrible. That is a fact. People do odd things -- human behavior doesn't change the facts.
To be clear, I don't object to anyone buying anything that they don't use appropriately or at all. Buy what you want...
Perhaps complicated facts for some?
I guess it's not surprising that jeep and bronco owners don't use the vehicles as intended -- so many of them never go offroad either. Hell, throw an extraneous pair of doors on them and they might as well be minivans. There's a lot of potholes on the way...