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I wonder if they would sell more units without the logos.

‘67 VW is the last year of the really great ones, in my opinion. The low-back seats, the bumpers, just beautiful! Clean example you’ve got there, congrats.

If you can’t take a second to read what you wrote, why would you expect anyone else to?

The weekends usually see higher traffic. Any luck yet?

How’d your MIC 2.0 top hold up? Did you keep all OEM parts, like the wheels? No one believes me that the ‘21s will be valuable some day, but I think if you keep the OEM parts, they will be highly desirable. Too bad so many people mod their Broncos into oblivion. I thought that mileage...

I’ll help you keep this thread towards the top. Maybe you’ll find that rare bird looking to unload a desert sand two-door top, and maybe it’ll bring me some lottery luck, too.

Oh boy, I knew there’d be one like you in here. You’re talking about a presumption which does not apply. And, yes, I realize OP is in Virginia.

Consumer warranty defense attorney here. It’s not a lemon. The first real problem occurred at 30k. The only repeat problem was the engine, which required only two service visits and appears to have been resolved under warranty. A warranty is not a guarantee that you’ll never have problems...

I’d be in for this if it didn’t mean a 3.5” lift. I hope I’m misunderstanding the whole lift thing.

I agree but we do have to always look at Jeeps. Short Video Explaining Jeep Sensors

You should get out more and experience things. Undergraduate school is what people in the south call it, particularly engineers. Thought you’d know that, but maybe you didn’t do well enough in physics to make it as an engineer? Get bent has several meanings, this one was a double entendres...

Yes, I am one of those guys who puts nothing on my roof rack. You know what you can do about it: Absolutely nothing but get bent on your own. Congrats on going to undergraduate school.

You said it looks utilitarian. I should have known that when you referred to usefulness, you meant the color. How much do you think the OEM roof rack weighs? Ever take a physics course?

That post you’re replying to, is from 2020, i.e., before the Bronco Raptor existed. They’re referring to the F-150 Raptor, which in 2020 came with 35’s.

Today I learned a new way to describe used items: “as new” thanks!

Compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) regulations regarding rear and side visibility. Regulations require that taillight elements (specifically side marker lamps, reflectors, and running lights) be visible from a certain side angle. By extending the light assembly past...

I drove home from the dealership in the pouring rain with the front panels removed. That was August 2021. Figured I’d test it for everyone. 70k miles and several more downpours later, no issues, although I have cloth seats.

It looks better but it’s certainly not more utilitarian. Good luck sliding your roof rack onto a painted top by yourself.

Didn’t realize you got a new Bronco, always enjoyed your videos and this is even better editing, congrats.

My wife likes watching those home shopping shows, where people decide between three homes to buy, and invariably the seniors and empty-nesters always says they need 10 bedrooms and an Expedition XL for that one time every couple years that family or guests might stay over. I tell guests to rent...