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whew. my wife wanted me to take some cold fried chicken on my last adventure. all that greasy smell on my hands and everything else!! I decided to go minimalist with chips and water. :crying: (it was just a daytrip :wink:)

dang! this looks like the slightly psycho cat we've just adopted.

feedback, about 1/4-cen's worth: My '25 Badlands Sas has fuzzy liners. I have learned to hate mud because it takes me about 45 minutes to hose it out of the undercarriage enough to stop dropping on me when I'm under the Bronco, or stop dropping onto the garage floor over night as it dries...

Old thread..... but didn't want to start a new on for just another bear attack.,. this was in the news today about an habituated bear getting aggressive in the Lake Tahoe area. I'm wondering: are bears are attracted to Broncos??

It pissed me off more than scared me. I thought I'd learned enough, after stupid stuff I had done in my Jeep Cherokee years ago. Now, those things scare me when I remember and think about them! I know what you mean about remembering.....

I am NOT going to question the OP here in any way, after my trip yesterday (see the What did you do to/with your Bronco today? thread). But I do like blaming the dogs comments, smile. joking, of course. While backing down a narrow gravel road with steep drop off on the driver's side, a paper...

Welcome! Tall Bronco? -- yes. After ordering mine, I measured my garage door opening about 6 times, sweating it out that the OEM roof rack would not clear. 1 1/2 inches to spare, no problem! I lurked for a while before joining as well and learned to watch out for smart ass comments (like...

Got up to Baker Lake, behind Mt. Baker, WA, and across the dam (yes, I took the video of crossing the dam like everyone has to, hahaha). Here's a shot of the famous stratovolcano, at least I think it's behind the clouds somewhere there... and I am getting bloody tired of driving gravel roads...

My dad loved it when I would pick up golf balls like that, usually behind a local driving range, and he would take them to the range and slip them into the bucket of balls he paid for. Recycle, and free extra balls to hit! Great beach shot!!!!!

And DO NOT ask about the hashmarks on your OEM new spare....I learned to not talk about that club either :sadface: :wink:

Here is the obligatory Tough Guy sticker on my 2-door, discretely placed. Archery guys here may recognize part of this one, except for the eye I've added. edited to add another important image......... And this, a patch on an equipment bag:

what was that song performed by WAR: "Why Can't We Be Friends"...?

OK, you guys are starting to sell me on the shopping bag technology..... I know I already too much stuff collecting on the passenger floor area when I'm out exploring. How do they do with one or both of the windows down on the highway?

I do admit, it does look a little washed out -- more of the "cream" on '79 (?) Ford Pintos. Maybe it was easier for Ford to spec that old color for the Broncos than write up a new spec definition. However, I like it. My old Jeep was beige, a little darker than this DS, and I was impressed...

I like the DIY low impact solution! Here's mine, a Kleenex box on the floor. It quickly holds smaller trash inside and is easily disposed of when full. ...and that's my shin-cracker/elbow-whacker piece of "firewood", if needed. :wink::angel:

Great setup and storage of dedicated tools for this task!! I too may copy your idea for a similar setup! Mine currently has rags as well, some misc tools (probably duplicating others I have in a tool bag), and ... can't remember ... shoved into this area. Oooh, I can smell some company...

Ok Ok! Here's the answer to all of our ills, chills, and worries about what to leave on other Broncos: NOT!

Ha! Now I know why I've been calling mine a 5,000-pound mountain goat!

Nasty Break! Feeling bad for you. This reminds me of a documentary of a Chinese company in these United States starting an auto glass factory. They kept having random windshields explode while sitting on racks cooling.

Thanks! He sure was a vocal copilot about the ride. My last bike purchase was, and I still have it, an old Gary Fisher, Hoo Koo E Koo, probably older than 10% of the users here, hahah! In my post, I almost joked about needing a new front locker unit with all required electronics and stopped...