Bronco Easter Egg Discovery Leads to Bronco Knoll

[Beach_Bum]

Honestly they should wait for general availability before revealing easter eggs.

Or does easter egg mean...found, explored and posted in threads by the marketing mercenaries who have access to crawl all over the Bronco pre release?

From the linked story is another link to the Easter Egg thread. Blake is just a moderator. I don't think he had anymore access than anyone else. The coordinates were posted by another member who took the screenshot from a video. To be honest, the revealed Easter Eggs were pretty mundane such as the lasso cargo tie-down, bottle opener, Bronco bolts, etc. The same design details that we here talked about. I'm actually surprised no one from B6G found it with the scrutiny that is paid to posted photographs. It is located by the rear seat where the roof mounts to the body.

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[JesseS]

Not new news, the presence of the KOH coordinates was written about quite a while ago but it is cool that he made the trek and created the quasi-shrine.

HAHA! Once 5000 Bronco owners stop by and leave a rock it will become a real Shrine!!

 

[Beach_Bum]

Not new news, the presence of the KOH coordinates was written about quite a while ago but it is cool that he made the trek and created the quasi-shrine.

Do you happen to have a link to the discussion? I just spent the past half hour reading through various Easter Egg threads on B6G and no discussion on the coordinates. At the bottom of this thread, B6G has a Similar Thread section on Easter Egg discussions.

 

[MaverickMan]

Me too. There’s probably a Bronco hidden in there.

Its where they are hiding the can of velocity blue and a 2.7 MT adapter plate!

 

[bwoodahl]

They should have put the monolith there.

 

[Halfsmoke00]

Neat story. May have to put that on the list to visit. Maybe leave a rock with something on it. Bronco type and year or the like.

Reservation or VIN number would be neat.

 

[wilbersk]

Nothing better to see deep in nature than an artificial stack of rocks. Just a reminder that some human decided it would be better off that way than the way they found it.

 

[Squatch]

Somebody

Nothing better to see deep in nature than an artificial stack of rocks. Just a reminder that some human decided it would be better off that way than the way they found it.

You see your profile picture too, right? All natural? No tread marks left?

 

[Squatch]

Anyhoo...


Somebody needs to go do this ASAP.

 

[wilbersk]

Somebody


You see your profile picture too, right? All natural? No tread marks left?

Maybe you missed the “deep in nature” part? My profile pic is 1 mile from downtown Grand Junction

 

[Beach_Bum]

Nothing better to see deep in nature than an artificial stack of rocks. Just a reminder that some human decided it would be better off that way than the way they found it.

I'm normally opposed to those who feel compelled to stack rocks to leave their mark especially where it could lead to harm. Cairns serve a purpose on a trail to mark the way. Someone leaving their mark off the trail can actually lead others astray and lost.

But in this instance, I don't understand the outrage where a cairn is stacked amongst a field of rocks. From a distance, you wouldn't see anything blatant out of the ordinary.

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