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I am not willing to ship. Sorry.

Yes. Been outside so kinda dirty but no rust.

Yes. Been outside so kinda dirty but no rust.

Just didn’t like the way they looked. They bolt on so not easy to replace. Not like the factory flares.

2003 Ford F150 Supercrew. Great truck. Owned it over 20 years and never left me stranded. My buddies son is now driving it and it is still going strong.

About the same as Sasquatch flares. Wider than the non-Sasquatch flares.

I have a set of steel fender flares I bought off eBay a while back. They are in great shape, just a bit dusty. I took them off about 5 months ago and they have been sitting in my shed ever since. If you want them, send me a message and you can come pick ‘em up. Never went off-road with them...

I have the Toyo Open Country AT3’s on a couple of my vehicles. Quiet, look good and they last.

Very nice!!!

I have the rough country sliders and I like them a lot. They do not extend down any further than the OEM sliders that came with my Badlands. If your bronco is lifted, it is a high step.

3.5”

I have the stock rock sliders off my 2023 Badlands(shown in photos). Also have the steel fender flares shown in the photos. I live in the SF Bay Area. sliders and flares are in excellent shape. Were on the bronco for 2000 miles. $100 for the sliders, $100 for the flares.

Rockstar II wheels, toyo open country A/T III 35x12.50x18’s. Painted the center star eruption green.

It’s cuz they’re stuck in a jeep.

Took a ride out of town finally.

At the dealership right before driving it home.