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Looks like a possible base model, by the steel wheels. Not bad looking. If it's going to be resold, this person's going to make a pretty penny, just on the nostalgic look.

The dealerships around me have anywhere between 2-3 Broncos on-site and ready to be sold to the public. The few things that keep me from getting one are as follows: -I want a base model -4-door -2.7L -Hardtop I need no frills because I want to be able to accessorize it and modify it as I see...

I asked this company if they would be making hardtops, specifically a one piece hardtop. I have not gotten a response. Eventually, there will be a company(ies) that will make all these aftermarket body parts, just like the '66-'77 Bronco market.

Yup. For a bit over $1000, you can get all fronts and back fenders. Of course, paint is involved, but not bad.

If any in here have the new Bronco and want to change the round fender look to the more squared original look, well, here you go: https://www.advfiberglass.com/collections/Ford/Bronco+2021?sort_by=manual

Here you go: https://www.advfiberglass.com/collections/Ford/Bronco+2021?sort_by=manual I'm really liking their fender design.

I like how FORD eaves drops the Bronco Sport. They should have just called it the Escape or that other compact SUV they have. Heck, they could have called it the Pacer. Since FORD is into renaming new vehicles with names of older styles vehicles.

Ha. One day...One, I'll be there! I mean...I can do it now if I want, but the thing is they have the same likes like me. So, of course they want to ride in my rides.

The two door is the cat's meow. The 4-door is nice, too...but that 2-door is exactly the revamped EB. However, with two growing teens and two dogs...the 2-door is out the window in our household. Maybe, once the boys move out, I'll get a 2-door.

I would have gone with an elevated roof rack and then placed another rack leveled with the bed(or maybe even a caged rack) for more gear!

2.3 or 2.7??

They gave this person a Bronco and this is what was done? BTW...this could have been your reserved Bronco! LOL

Mercury offers a classic vehicle insurance, too. I only found out about it because the agent that I was dealing with saw my Bronco in a background picture I sent about my property. I will inquire and see what the terms are.

That's cool. Great compliment and obviously that person knows her Broncos.

My thing, and please correct me if I am wrong because I am a total novice, but these electric cars aren't made for long haul road trips. From a few electric vehicle owners that I have spoken to, it seems like a 400+ mile road trip needs to be planned around recharging stations. I know they...

I'm not a Corvette person, but the, what I think is the new one, looks pretty slick. The backend is very super car inspired, but the front doesn't seem the match the rear...IMO! I've seen a couple on SoCal freeways...not bad. Not bad at all.

I didn't reserve one, but I am sick and tired of all these companies that have them and are helping promote the brand, but you can't get one. The Ranger is a huge flop, but you can atleast find them at dealerships. And...and...to make things worse, at least in my opinion, how about the promotion...

I'm averaging about 1 every other day. Most on transports, though. Very few just driving around. However, I think if I worked or lived on the "west side", then maybe I'd see more.

Our EB prices are crazy, too! I bought my first one for $1000. Then, slowly the prices started creeping up. My current '73 was bought for $6500. I've done some typical upgrades, but it has stayed relatively the same when I first bought it. I've been offered up to $30,000. I was tempted, but just...

This is a good comparison...however, just playing devil's advocate...the problem is that the housing market is limited by how many houses are made and/or made available. With the Bronco, eventually, there will be a saturation of them. You'll find them all over the place, once everything with...