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92-96 look identical to me. is there anything you can notice from the road to tell what year it is? for example, i remember mustangs all looked very similar but each year had a little different tailight design. some of the newer trucks, the grille varied slighlty each year (i think).
anyway, any distinguishing marks to tell these apart other than the 91/92 redesign? no real reason, just curious
I still don't understand what you're saying about the direction in the mirror. You mean there's a directional light in the mirror like a blinker? Because these trucks definitely did not get those 'til much later (after this body style, and after the subsequent one I believe). Or maybe you mean the directions written on the mirror "Objects are closer than they appear" or whatever?
I still don't understand what you're saying about the direction in the mirror. You mean there's a directional light in the mirror like a blinker? Because these trucks definitely did not get those 'til much later (after this body style, and after the subsequent one I believe). Or maybe you mean the directions written on the mirror "Objects are closer than they appear" or whatever?
i mean blinkers, i dont thing they appeared on the F-Series but im pretty sure its in the bronco in higher end models. The "Objects are closer than they appear" has always been there.
New this year is a trick turn signaling system first displayed on the 1995 GT90 show car. Embedded in the side view mirror surfaces are turn signal indicators that motorists following the Bronco can see blinking, but the driver cannot. The system doesn't obstruct the driver's view through or use of the mirrors, day or night. The system is standard on the Bronco XLT Sport, optional on XLT and Eddie Bauer models.