GDS-3950BH
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Order up the Wildtrack version that starts out @ 47,000.00 then take it out and beat it off some rocks or trees.
Pretty sharp vehicle,the new Bronco. I have now seen 3 negotiating the Walmart and Target badlands.
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alexleblanc
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Grit dog wrote:![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/MMsZeggl.jpg)
Got to tear up the trails around Boulder NV with this thing over Xmas. Buddy down there is big into buggies and rails.
3 words....
O M G
200+ hp (it's not stock, he said 230hp I believe, but I don't remember, felt like 400...lol)
Absolutely ridiculous power and handling and suspension. Aside from it's a toy and not a real street vehicle like a jeep, the jeep is like a 1997 Polaris Ranger and this is like a 2020 Ford Raptor!
i recently upgraded to one of those, just a stock 172hp model for now.
![[image]](https://i.imgur.com/QBWq9YQh.jpg)
Like everything else, it isn't cheap but what hobbies are (just like RVing).
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Grit dog
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GDS-3950BH wrote:Order up the Wildtrack version that starts out @ 47,000.00 then take it out and beat it off .
Dude, that's ummm, disturbing. I think the new Broncos are kinda sexy myself, but not "that" kind of sexy!
LOL
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Grit dog
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alexleblanc wrote:
i recently upgraded to one of those, just a stock 172hp model for now.
Like everything else, it isn't cheap but what hobbies are (just like RVing).
Nice! Have you given it a good run yet! They are amazing vehicles!
PS, nice shop too!
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FishOnOne
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Grit dog wrote:alexleblanc wrote:
i recently upgraded to one of those, just a stock 172hp model for now.
Like everything else, it isn't cheap but what hobbies are (just like RVing).
Nice! Have you given it a good run yet! They are amazing vehicles!
PS, nice shop too!
Very nice...
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FishOnOne
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Grit dog wrote:GDS-3950BH wrote:Order up the Wildtrack version that starts out @ 47,000.00 then take it out and beat it off .
Dude, that's ummm, disturbing. I think the new Broncos are kinda sexy myself, but not "that" kind of sexy!
LOL
LOL... I have zero interest in rock crawling especially with a $47k vehicle.
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mich800
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specta wrote:IdaD wrote:The articulation shot was a great example of solid axles vs independent suspension. Rear flexed great, front flexed almost none. 99% of buyers won't care, of course. Not much flexing needed to run to Costco.
I read somewhere that about 3% of Jeep owners actually take them off road other than just down a dirt road.
I'm sure the numbers for the new Bronco will be about the same. There is a two year back order for a new Bronco already.
And I bet that percent is much lower for people that own a sports car and go to a track.
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alexleblanc
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Grit dog wrote:alexleblanc wrote:
i recently upgraded to one of those, just a stock 172hp model for now.
Like everything else, it isn't cheap but what hobbies are (just like RVing).
Nice! Have you given it a good run yet! They are amazing vehicles!
PS, nice shop too!
still waiting on the windsheild and winch bumper to come in but i've been busy adding all of my gear to it (heater, stereo, lighting, skid plates, etc).
the shop it new, just finished it around first week of January.
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RoyJ
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mich800 wrote:specta wrote:IdaD wrote:The articulation shot was a great example of solid axles vs independent suspension. Rear flexed great, front flexed almost none. 99% of buyers won't care, of course. Not much flexing needed to run to Costco.
I read somewhere that about 3% of Jeep owners actually take them off road other than just down a dirt road.
I'm sure the numbers for the new Bronco will be about the same. There is a two year back order for a new Bronco already.
And I bet that percent is much lower for people that own a sports car and go to a track.
To be fair, it's much more cost-prohibitive to track a car than off road a truck. At my local track, we're talking $500 Cdn / day, or $55k for a membership just to enter (then $3k / yr). For my car, add $3k tires, $500 pads, and lodging for a weekend, too rich for me.
I can take my SUV / trucks and do a weekend of bush travel for less than $500.
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