Hello from Nashville

[starman73]

Just picked up a ‘24 Bronco Raptor the other day, loving it so far. I’ve owned a lot of different trucks/cars, most recently a Jeep 392 and Ineos Grenadier. Loving the Braptor, digging the paint-matched roof and fenders!

Looking forward to meeting some of you and learning more about the truck, mods, etc.

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[BadFletchAtl]

Welcome. Nice rig.

 

[linda_aig]

Welcome to join us

 

[Valhalla]

If you want to beat it up in the woods check out our ride in the Windrock Broncos on the club page. We are riding on the 22nd of this month. Rocks, mud, trees... https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/groups/windrock-broncos.159/

 

[Spyder625]

Just picked up a ‘24 Bronco Raptor the other day, loving it so far. I’ve owned a lot of different trucks/cars, most recently a Jeep 392 and Ineos Grenadier. Loving the Braptor, digging the paint-matched roof and fenders!

Looking forward to meeting some of you and learning more about the truck, mods, etc.

looks great.. welcome to the raptor family.. Did you like the Ineos and do you still have?

 

[starman73]

looks great.. welcome to the raptor family.. Did you like the Ineos and do you still have?

No longer have the Ineos - I really don't need a 2nd car. There were a lot of things I love about the Ineos, and quite a few things that they need to work on - most notably parts availability and service support. I have a service/dealer 3 miles from my house but they don't really know the cars and really struggle to get parts.

Overall, I'd describe it as a 90% done vehicle...amazing off-road, powertrain is stout, love the design. But the 10% they need to work on is where I spent a lot of my time as a daily driver - poorly functioning AC, cracking windshields, sticking door latches, weather seals peeling from the doors. All small, easily fixable things...if parts are available.

 

[Spyder625]

No longer have the Ineos - I really don't need a 2nd car. There were a lot of things I love about the Ineos, and quite a few things that they need to work on - most notably parts availability and service support. I have a service/dealer 3 miles from my house but they don't really know the cars and really struggle to get parts.

Overall, I'd describe it as a 90% done vehicle...amazing off-road, powertrain is stout, love the design. But the 10% they need to work on is where I spent a lot of my time as a daily driver - poorly functioning AC, cracking windshields, sticking door latches, weather seals peeling from the doors. All small, easily fixable things...if parts are available.

thanks for the insight...

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