Reasons to drive a Bronco?
#1
Reasons to drive a Bronco?
Ok, I thought this would be fun after seeing "ctch88's" comment in the thread entitled "Are you too old for your Bronco?"
So if you have a good reason to drive a Bronco let er rip:
1) As ctch88 said, "The ladies love em." (I thought it needed to be a higher priority on the list)
2) They aren't made anymore.
3) Guys are jelous of "your toy".
4) It's a Ford, Duh.
Ok gals and guys, take it from here.
So if you have a good reason to drive a Bronco let er rip:
1) As ctch88 said, "The ladies love em." (I thought it needed to be a higher priority on the list)
2) They aren't made anymore.
3) Guys are jelous of "your toy".
4) It's a Ford, Duh.
Ok gals and guys, take it from here.
#4
O.J. was driving it too...
Not sure that's a plus or minus, though, but since I have a white '95 XL (I believe his was a '94 EB) I get quite a few comments about that.
In any case, it's probably one of the shortest (or perhaps 'the shortest') full size truck, and as long as the space is wide enough, it usually fits into a "compact" parking spots.
It got reasonable ground clearance even in stock form, so there's no need to worry about driving over curbs, etc. When the rear seat is removed, it can sleep up to 3 people. If it gets stuck using just the RWD, it can usually get unstuck easily by just shifting onto 4WD. (assuming working hubs!)
To summarize, it's one coolest and most versatile SUVs. And yes, chicks indeed like it, though my wife isn't among them (though she's a few years and few kids beyond chick stage ), though her dislike could be because she's only 5' vs. 5'11" for me.
Not sure that's a plus or minus, though, but since I have a white '95 XL (I believe his was a '94 EB) I get quite a few comments about that.
In any case, it's probably one of the shortest (or perhaps 'the shortest') full size truck, and as long as the space is wide enough, it usually fits into a "compact" parking spots.
It got reasonable ground clearance even in stock form, so there's no need to worry about driving over curbs, etc. When the rear seat is removed, it can sleep up to 3 people. If it gets stuck using just the RWD, it can usually get unstuck easily by just shifting onto 4WD. (assuming working hubs!)
To summarize, it's one coolest and most versatile SUVs. And yes, chicks indeed like it, though my wife isn't among them (though she's a few years and few kids beyond chick stage ), though her dislike could be because she's only 5' vs. 5'11" for me.
Last edited by aurgathor; 08-18-2005 at 07:47 PM.
#5
It's a truck, 2 door, 4wd, turns on a dime and the wife doesn't like to drive it.
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Last edited by IB Tim; 10-26-2005 at 06:17 AM.
#6
It's a Ford.
The top comes off.
They have a tough stock drive train.
My 79 has a solid axle, and is easy to work on, don't have to bring it to the dealer for a oil change.
Oh and did I mention the top comes off.
They are awsome machines, and they're a all around truck(back top if needed, tow, play, etc..)
The top comes off.
They have a tough stock drive train.
My 79 has a solid axle, and is easy to work on, don't have to bring it to the dealer for a oil change.
Oh and did I mention the top comes off.
They are awsome machines, and they're a all around truck(back top if needed, tow, play, etc..)
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I'm a big hairy guy and it just looks wrong someone like me getting out of a minivan.
You dont have to jack it up to work under it. Mines a 1982 so I dont have to deal with computers. A while back it flooded here in San Antonio and sometimes it still rains enough to flood a street or two so I can still get around while the minivans go floating down stream and its made of steel so if you do have a wreck your pretty safe not like the crap thier making cars and trucks out of now a days.
You dont have to jack it up to work under it. Mines a 1982 so I dont have to deal with computers. A while back it flooded here in San Antonio and sometimes it still rains enough to flood a street or two so I can still get around while the minivans go floating down stream and its made of steel so if you do have a wreck your pretty safe not like the crap thier making cars and trucks out of now a days.
#12
It cost 80 bucks to fill mine up and it drives 265 miles on 33 gallons.
It has cracks in the top cab that squeek always.
It leaks powersteering fluid all over my drive way.
It weighs over 5000 lbs.
It drives like a Uhaul bobtail truck
The AC almost cools you off
ETC...ETC..........but I wouldn't trade it for any other vehical. Check out my gallory and you will see why.
It has cracks in the top cab that squeek always.
It leaks powersteering fluid all over my drive way.
It weighs over 5000 lbs.
It drives like a Uhaul bobtail truck
The AC almost cools you off
ETC...ETC..........but I wouldn't trade it for any other vehical. Check out my gallory and you will see why.
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Originally Posted by 94 XLT White/ Silver 302
It's a truck, 2 door, 4wd, turns on a dime and the wife doesn't like to drive it.
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Last edited by IB Tim; 10-26-2005 at 06:18 AM.