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I feel like an apple freak. It's bronco release day. Ha ha.
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WOuld rather headlights that were usefull but un attractive than a truck that looks like a trivial pursuit players peice for posers.
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Watched some videos of the new bronco on the rubicon. It was the 7sp without the sasquatch package, it was running 33s. Made it no issues, but the front bumper and skid plate did aquire a few trail "dings".
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It’s going to be interesting to see the EPA MPG numbers with the Sasquatch package and without. Really that’s the only reason in my mind for anyone to pass on the 35’s.
Edit to add: I’m assuming Ford will have a separate gear ratio for the Sasquatch package. I know what a hit 35’s are if you don’t regear but I’m really curious as to what the hit will be on a factory engineered package.
Edit to add: I’m assuming Ford will have a separate gear ratio for the Sasquatch package. I know what a hit 35’s are if you don’t regear but I’m really curious as to what the hit will be on a factory engineered package.
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Bronco's seem cool and all, but I tend to gravitate towards vehicles I still see on the road. How many Bronco's do you see still driving around town on a regular basis? Just saying'.
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They are not out yet. If you use that metric up here you won't see many tacos either they are crumble to rust dust in 5 years after sale.
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I see at least one every time I go out... I know of 30 or so daily drivers in my town and three in your area. .. so I guess depends on where you live... btw, there are 5 or six Bronco owners on this forum...
Just saying’.
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This time next year you will see quite a few 2021 Broncos everywhere.
I see one every time I go out because I own a 1989, my neighbor has a 1972 my buddies have 1968-1974s, one of my ex clients have a 1978 and a 1996. They are out here. And they are getting to be worth a pretty penny. My 1989 just jumped from a $1500 rig to $7000 without the engine and transmission. They are becoming highly collectible. I know of a German and a Finn who just recently exported two 1978-1979 FSBs.
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Apparently the manual will now be available on the sasquatch package due to customer desire for it. Hell yeah.
