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Well, with angry eyes, I'd have to start calling everybody "Bro"

Yeah that sounds pretty miserable - especially if you wanted to do it thoroughly. I would also have some questions about what should be coated, and what shouldn't. Anyway, for now I feel so much better believing that my shiny new car isn't being continuously eaten alive.

That would be good. Pulling hoses out in January doesn't sound fun but I take your point!

Got mine there also. Early day 1 reservation. Then to Dirt Mountain. Delivered 12/23 - Chris is great to work with.

In another thread someone brought up an interesting point about rust: Is it better to garage it and let the salted snow/ice melt off every day, or is it better to leave it frozen outside??? I can see pros/cons to both approaches. (moving south is not in the cards)

So you bring up an interesting point. Is it better to garage it and let the salted snow/ice melt off every day, or is it better to leave it frozen outside??? I can see pros/cons to both approaches.

The smoke goes well with the 90s "gold" packages!

I did it in the Boxborough location - I believe that is their service shop. They also have another showroom there - the place is spotless.

In reviewing my receipts I should really say it was more like $1200. I will update the post.

It is supposed to last the life of the car but they recommend bringing it back after 4-5 years to see if anything needs to be touched up.

I have a Wildtrak and did not get the extra bash plates that would be standard on Badlands. I'm sure they would have removed them if it was required to access anywhere. they had planned on removing front and rear bumpers (and front steel bashplate that comes with the modular bumper) but said...

I'd like to contribute. I am stuck in the 2000's and still use Paypal (don't have Venmo). Can I send you something via Paypal - and is there an amount I should be targeting?

it's explained in the post, and depends but with my vendor, with a car that is basically new, it was about $1000 to prepare do the undercarraige with hard wax (and fix the areas that had already rusted (sand, add rust converter, etc. and clean entire undercarriage before starting the wax oil...

they did mention this to me. They said it looked like Ford did consider this (how water would drain). But I didn't press them on it so I don't have any specific supporting evidence.

Hello Dirt Mountaineers. I just put together this fairly comprensive post about rust-proofind my Bronco. Interestingly, I had only had mine for less than 2 weeks and noticed a suspicious amount of rust on the axle shafts and other hardware. And I had a friend of mine send me some pics of his...

I created a new thread with all the before and after videos and pics and questions answered: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/professional-rust-proofing-before-after-with-pics-and-videos.33381/

I created a new thread with all the Before and After pics and videos and questions answered here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...fing-before-after-with-pics-and-videos.33381/

The purpose of this thread is to provide information about my experience with professionally rust proofing my 2021 Bronco Wildtrak. This is an update to some earlier threads I started here: “Worried about rust on your Bronco? You should be. Here's why.” “Startling video about why you should be...

Sounds like you don’t live in new england

So I guess you’d consider this to be okay. Not me. I’m taking precautions after my last car was totaled from rot.