The very best accessory is a friend who bought everything already. They bought all the tools and are just itching to use them anyway. Then, start adding to your kit what you actually used on the trails.
Vegas. We also had two groups, but I think the staff was just rushing that day. In one section in particular, the task was to use the hill descent control which is very slow. So we got off the hill and got out of our Bronco at the same time people in the front had already used the restrooms...
My advice is to get a Bronco as close to the front of the pack as possible. Our trail guides didnāt always wait for the last couple broncos to pull up before they started the next lesson and we missed out. Same with bathroom breaks. We didnāt get as much time to use the facilities as others. We...
Iāve been passed over from all Ford Bronco swag to date. No flags, card decks, anything. Today I got a printed image and a thank you letter from Off-Roadeo. Itās good to see Iām on the nice list now.
Have you tried parts.ford.com? Put in your VIN and search for āflare.ā I found it quickly. They can cost anywhere from $157 to almost $300 for the paint patched style.
You actually know just as much as the rest of us as to when Ford will open up the order banks again. Ford isnāt saying. And dealers are champing at the bit to take in new orders and doing so by spreading misinformation.
Awesome. I didnāt know Nebraska had anything this cool in the whole state (Iām from Omaha).
Any good trails around St. Paul?
Your front bumper has my attention.
Exactly. Krista mentioned that she didnāt take her Bronco in the water on that trip. So all the mud and sand her dad dug out of that alternator was from previous excursions. If you send it hard, you need to do maintenance more often.
But I do look forward to what IAG comes up with to prevent...
I wish I had an Eruption Green Wildtrak with HOSS 3.0 and MIC. But my VIN was already issued when these options were announced (except for the MIC). So I have to dry my tears with a Velocity Blue Badlands with SAS.
That was kind of by design. Some of the trails were designated for early Broncos and others for 6G Broncos only. Due to the schedule, I tended to be with more 6G Broncos since I prioritized scenery over challenge. The early Broncos did a lot of the harder (and less picture worthy) trails.