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See... now I'ma have to go play Rocket League, and I suck at it!! :)

Adding Corolla, NC to our list of trip destinations for the coming year.

I started with Badlands... by the time I added 2.7, SAS, hard top, etc. it surpassed the WildTrak in cost. Yes, I know, 2 different vehicles, with 2 different primary uses, but in the end, for what I am looking to do, the WildTrak fit my needs better. And when the carpet gets ruined, and we...

Clearly mine was lost in the mail. :)

I plan on keeping it until I can't purchase fuel for it any longer, or I can't keep resurrecting it (assuming at some point it will stop running). I kept my Suburban for 15 years... it became a member of the family. I have the same irrational plans for the Bronco :cool:

Congratulations!!

Bison, bear and Bald Eagle plus those views?! Fantastic!

"... wear little noisy bells..." so the bear can find you while you are running away! :)

Nice, simple and functional... well done!

Congratulations! The Wildtraks are really starting to roll off the assembly line!

Amazing! And thanks for sharing. These are the types of trips & adventures we had / have in mind when we reserved our Bronco oh so long ago. Still waiting on ours... but hoping to soon be out there exploring like you and so many others!

While talking with Ford Customer service, I was given a certificate number for my price protection. I was informed that I needed to send it to the dealer, which I promptly did. It is my understanding that the price protection certificate will be used when the dealer is finalizing pricing (but...

Although not something I'd go for... I can totally see the appeal and the coolness of the look and style.

I totally agree... unfortunately when I was building out my Wildtrak, I didn't see this one coming.

In my dirtbike riding days, I've come across similar "terrorist" activities... wire stretched across a trail after a blind turn, box of roofing nails dumped on the downside of a small hill/jump... the degree to some people will go...

Lo-ri-der... get a little lower...

What if, maybe, people are just doing this to vandalize and not actually steal the fuel. Drill and run! I just can't imagine someone waiting for a gas can to fill... but then again, I can't see why someone would want to vandalize a vehicle by drilling a hole in a tank, slicing a tire...

That... right there... that's nice!

In the "old days" there was a lot more vehicle behind those rear wheels to protect. With the Bronco being so short back there, I have to agree with others, the primary reasons for rear flaps: - courtesy to those behind (I've had my windshield cracked more than a few times by flying debris) -...

I'm a big fan of those doors! Looks great!!