Euro Broncos

[NORCALGXP]

I was in the Baltic countries last week, and I saw Broncos in Stockholm and Helsinki. Not close enough to make out trims, but both 4-door. And I don't know if they were local, or visiting by ferry...

I was checking out Ford Finish website today and no Broncos showing up. The spotting in Helsinki was either by ferry or imported. I have not scene any in my travels though Europe yet. I was hoping to have a very limited vehicle in Finland if I ship mine over. Finland like Sweden has a major love of classic American cars.

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[indio22]

Welcome to the Bronco life. I live part time in Finland and in a few more years I want to ship my Bronco over. I will have to look in to the law to see if I need to change any thing.

I own a small farm south of you in Estonia. Will be interesting if Bronco becomes available there in any reasonable way. Probably though I will buy a used Defender or Series Land Rover like I have now, due to affordability and having available more utility implements for the land. My Bronco will likely remain in the USA.

 

[Bronc-ES]

Ok, so another thing I could not order here was the Sas version, can this be done after delivery? Is there a list of parts that I can order?

 

[Bronc-ES]

it made it! Now to get paper work done and get it wrapped in PPF.

 

[Moto26]

Ok, so another thing I could not order here was the Sas version, can this be done after delivery? Is there a list of parts that I can order?

You’ve got all you need right there. A small lift and some bigger wheels & tires, and it’ll be better than Sasquatch.

 

[Moto26]

I own a small farm south of you in Estonia. Will be interesting if Bronco becomes available there in any reasonable way. Probably though I will buy a used Defender or Series Land Rover like I have now, due to affordability and having available more utility implements for the land. My Bronco will likely remain in the USA.

We stopped in Tallinn for a day during our cruise. Did a bicycle tour around the waterfront, and then walked around the old section of town. It was beautiful! Are you from there?

 

[Bronc-ES]

You’ve got all you need right there. A small lift and some bigger wheels & tires, and it’ll be better than Sasquatch.

Thanks love your ride also, so I‘m guessing your’s is non-sas? I did not love the wheels and there was no option to change them or buy from ford EUROPE any other wheels…

 

[userdude]

If that's a real Badlands (some of the non-US/Canadian markets rebadge models), it's pretty similar to a Sasquatch. I don't know about getting the wheels, but you can get the fender flares and go with the Bilstein 5100 or 6100 to get a little more lift without breaking warranty (Ford sells kits, I just don't know which one for the non-Sas BL).

 

[Moto26]

Thanks love your ride also, so I‘m guessing your’s is non-sas? I did not love the wheels and there was no option to change them or buy from ford EUROPE any other wheels…

Yes, mine is a Black Diamond non-Sas with the optional alloys, fitted with 285/75-17 Toyo AT3's.

You could always powder coat your wheels black (which looks great, I think) and run some 35" tires. Does your Badlands have all the US-spec stuff, like front and rear lockers, and sway bar disconnect?

 

[Bronc-ES]

This is a Ford Badlands, new, just arrived to the dealer this morning and is awaiting to get registered. I only spent about 10 mins with the car because they were showing me the spot where the PPF could be installed. There are only two options in Europe, Badlands and Outer-banks.

 

[Delyan.Dimitrov]

I have one since almost a month now. So far I love it.

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