Regrets Anyone?

[telenerd]

Let me get back to you after my 2 door arrives.

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[Roger123]

Never even considered a 4-door. If it only came in a 4-door we wouldn't have a Bronco.

Dogs love having the entire back, when the grand daughter gets a bit older I'll put one of the seats back in.

 

[Jdc]

4 door and no regrets.

I always thought the 2 door looked stubby and I like having extra space. I've also always hated climbing over the front seats to get to the back. Never thought that was a great design.
I don't get the stubbornness of folks trying to stuff kids into a 2-door. Sure it "works" but then technically so does this

 

[JackTripper]

Thanks, guys. As a recent single guy with a seven year old that I see only half the time (divorce, wish it was every day) the two door I’m sure will be the best fit. Besides, I really love the look and I can’t wait for mine to arrive.

If you are in the position to own a two-door or a four-door, I think you are blessed either way. Even though I have yet to own my bronco, I have seen them around and driven them multiple times. Great vehicle.

 

[Who iz]

I regret I only have one wallet to give and loose for my Bronco.

 

[JNY]

No regrets. I have a family car (4Dr) already. If I didn't I would have bought the 4 door. The 2Dr is easy to park. I bought the 2Dr with the 4 cyl engine. So looks like I dodged a bullet with the 6cyl problems. I was originally thinking 2Dr/4Cyl or 4Dr/6Cyl. Others can comment on the 4Dr/6Cyl match up, since I don't have one.

 

[equitasforall]

Two door. Zero regrets. I keep the backseat folded down so there’s plenty of space. Nimble… agile… capable… and loads of fun. 7000 miles.

 

[ForFoxSake]

2 door -

The only regret I have is that the seats do not completely lay down flat. I can justify the lack of space because I bought a toy to have fun with, but comon, they couldn't have made it a tiny bit bigger so the seats are flush?

 

[JackTripper]

I regret I only have one wallet to give and loose for my Bronco.

I have no clue what this means.

 

[ThisGuy611]

Confession of a 2D owner. Took delivery of the 2D in Jan22 and we have traveled and done a lot of off roading in that time, 12k mi. worth. We have loved every minute of it.

When we did Off Rodeo in June we drove a 4 door. I realized I liked it and the wheelbase more then I cared to admit.

I really disliked the way the 4D looked when this all started. To me a Bronco is 2D and manual, and that’s what I built from the start. However, time and seeing members‘ build’s has changed my mind.

I wouldn’t call it a regret, but now that her 4D WT has delivered; put a gun to my head, I’d keep the 4D over the 2D. Hate to say it out loud, but it’s the truth.

What about the wheelbase on the 4 door do you like so much? More room, or more comfortable?

On-road do they feel vastly different?

 

[tourproto]

Zero regrets. Would never have wanted a 2-door for a vehicle like this.

This isn't a weekend only car for me, it is my daily driver. And I do lots of activities that require equipment and usually more than one other person.

I also think the 4 door looks better than the 2 door, but that's a personal preference.

 

[Deleted member 43293]

Two door. Zero regrets. I keep the backseat folded down so there’s plenty of space. Nimble… agile… capable… and loads of fun. 7000 miles.

Those fenders look great!

 

[dgorsett]

We raised 2 kids without I'll effect in 2dr Bronco IIs, then the third one came along and went the Explorer route. Glad to be back in the 2dr realm.

 

[broncohopeful]

Yeah!
I regret the fact that my 8/15/22 build is STILL sitting at MAP despite being released to transport company. B.S!

 

[JackTripper]

Yeah!
I regret the fact that my 8/15/22 build is STILL sitting at MAP despite being released to transport company. B.S!

Wow. What is the issue? Chip hold?

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