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Most dealers are having trouble selling the 2023's on their lots and my favorite dealer (Granger)can't get allocations for 2024, but Ford is raising prices, Brilliant!

That decal reminds me of the "conversion vans" of the 1970's that were all the rage. Need a port hole window and a wing on the roof.

What is is it "retro" to? I had some Hot Wheels that had paint like that, but I've never seen a Bronco painted anything like that. I was OK with it till I saw the grill, wow.

Bronze wheels go perfect with Eruption Green Fords!

Looks great! Bronze wheels are what I plan on running on my EG Mustang Mach 1 when it shows up, someday. Ordered, still no build date.

I have ordered an Eruption Green Mach 1 and a few years down the road an EG Bronco would make a great pair.

One would hope so, maybe for the reported Heritage Edition?

The Green and Tan looks like an Eddie Bauer Edition.

LOOKS BAD @SS with the white top!

The Green reminds me of the color off my 1967 Mustang Fastback in Dark Moss Green metallic, it's always been my favorite. I am really happy they are using this color across most of their vehicle models next year. I plan on buying a Mach 1 in Eruption Green, and maybe a few years down the road...

The Eruption is all the Gold and Silver Flake in the paint and it looks AWESOME!

D-Day Green, Desert Storm Khaki would be cool colors.

My little 6 y.o. niece whats Barbie Pink & Purple with a Unicorn horn for a hood ornament and a sparkly tail, but she can't finance $60K just yet. :(

Need a Bill Stroppe Baja Edition for sure: THAT'S What I said weeks ago.

What the fenders should have been from factory. Gives it the "original" Bronco look, and they just look better than stock. They should do a wider version with more coverage and a soft lip for everyday use.

I would love it if they made a new "full-size" Bronco built on the Raptor chassis. It would be the best of both worlds IMHO.

LOOKS GOOD, He needs to do a Bill Stroppe Baja version!

Ford was able to paint Mustangs in 18 colors back in 1965-66 and 21 colors in 1967-68, why can't they add some non blue, gray scale or silver colors to their entire lineup?

Nope, not him, 'cause he died 25 years ago.

Not the same guy in Knoxville. Bill Stroppe the off road racing legend, died in 1995 and would have been 101 years old in a couple of days. His shop was in Paramount, CA where his son was running it last I could find out. I'm assuming he's retired by now.