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Looks good but it's using the squared off symmetrical half-hexagon Jeep style wheelwell cutouts.... I know a lot of aftermarket rubber wheel flares have this shape too (and it makes sense if you cut them big), but Fords need to be rounder or something. Otherwise, it's def a nice retro body style that I would buy. And I want/need 4 doors because I'm 65 and have friends who are in their 60's and 70's.
The current trend for Ford trucks seems to be the model stamped onto the tailgate/hatch. The Super Duty, F150, and Ranger all have their respective models on the lower section of the tailgate, and I suspect the Bronco may have the same trait.
I'd love to see a 2-door bronco again. I know there is basically ZERO chance. But a man can dream no? Love full size 2-doors. Almost bought one new in 1995ish but went the explorer route instead. Bought a 1999 2-door Tahoe in late 1999 when I found out the 2door was going to be discontinued. Kept it for 17 years! Made the mistake of selling it late 2015. Been searching for a low mileage late model bronco ever since. I know they are impractical as hell but they are the bomb!
Last edited by mikestoneclark; Aug 8, 2017 at 09:33 PM.
Reason: trying to post photos...
Wonderful work on the renderings! I like the look if Ford were to go 7/8 size with it Nice to see pro work. I could almost deal with the Supercab doors, too...
Only funny thing is that it looks like the panel versions have windows on the back side... I only noticed that because I'm using one for my computer wallpaper and saw windows on the right side
I think that is the back window from the supercab truck you are seeing there George! Seems to be directly behind the head rests
Oh heck, it's such a good rendering it doesn't matter....but I get the Supercab back row window behind the front seat passenger headrest, leaving the next window as being a rear quarter window....but again, it doesn't matter and I'm using it as my computer wallpaper because it is so nice.
I'd buy a Bronco if it had this look but in the right size. Gotta be 3/4-7/8 F150 sized for me.
The round wheel arches say "Ford" in a good way where a lot of other renderings as above go Jeeplike half-hexagon. And it looks properly tough although no removable roof....but that's not something I want.
Thanks again for posting, mikestoneclark! Beautiful renderings!
Shoot, looks like I messed up the window. Oh well too late to fix it all now. Glad you like it otherwise. 7/8 scale would be great. We don't see that often do we? I remember when Dodge came out with the durango was scaled down similar to the ram. Seemed like they didn't get it right at the time, but I grew to like it later.
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