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A few from flagpole knob.
Just like every road trip, it became a car photoshoot.
Deets on the rear bumper and swing out?
True North Fabrications. I highly recommend them and IMO the diy kit was easier than my Coastal front bumper.
Nice! Haven't heard of that one, thanks! It looks good!
Did you add a second/bottom tube or is that your hitch tray?
Is there space on the molle to add a folding table, b/t the panel and the door?
Like this or others.
Drop Down Tailgate Table - by Front Runner
Quickly get more table space, for food prep or work, from the back of your vehicle. This sturdy drop down table mounts to the rear swing door of Jeep JK/JKU/JLs and other vehicles and trailers with a suitable flat mounting surface. Includes a black powder coated steel table top with an...
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All these from the same trip? I'm down the road in Temple and my daughter is headed to Sul Ross in Alpine next year...We love that BB-Alpine-Marfa-Valentine area but I don't recognise the snowy fire road stuff... NM?
Never trust a mud puddle in NJ. The Bronco was out solo and got high centered bad from some deep ruts.
Not even a $65K 4x4 with all of the off-road goodies can overcome a poor line and not probing the mudhole first 
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Those deep ones can be really sketchy, especially if you are solo. It's impossible to tell if they are 6" or 6' deep. I've skipped a few and even turned around and found a different trail when it's not feasible to probe them with a stick and there is no bypass.
.Those deep ones can be really sketchy, especially if you are solo. It's impossible to tell if they are 6" or 6' deep. I've skipped a few and even turned around and found a different trail when it's not feasible to probe them with a stick and there is no bypass.
Yep. All it takes is one incident like this for you to jump out at every puddle that you're unsure of. I've been in the Bronco owner's shoes once before, but never since lol. Learned my lesson just like this guy probably did too.Not even a $65K 4x4 with all of the off-road goodies can overcome a poor line and not probing the mudhole first
Those deep ones can be really sketchy, especially if you are solo. It's impossible to tell if they are 6" or 6' deep. I've skipped a few and even turned around and found a different trail when it's not feasible to probe them with a stick and there is no bypass.
I learned the hard way too. Took 45 minutes of digging with a foxhole shovel and some dedicated D to R rocking to get it out. I hadn't even bothered to air down first.
What a lovely shade of mud you had there haha. All part of the fun I suppose.
Not the fault of the Bronco at all. I would venture lack of experience on the owners part. I have been in Bronco ownership in years past also. While it was upgraded, it was as capable as could be for most situations (for my needs anyway).
No, that is the hitch tray. In regards to the room for a table...it would be tight. There is very little room between the rear door and the molle panel but good thing about the diy kit is that I'm sure you can modify it a bit to fit.Nice! Haven't heard of that 9ne, thanks! It looks good!
Did you add a second/bottom tube or is that your hitch tray?
Is there space on the molle to add a folding table, b/t the panel and the door?
Like this or others.
Drop Down Tailgate Table - by Front Runner
Quickly get more table space, for food prep or work, from the back of your vehicle. This sturdy drop down table mounts to the rear swing door of Jeep JK/JKU/JLs and other vehicles and trailers with a suitable flat mounting surface. Includes a black powder coated steel table top with an...
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These are from the same trip but the offroad pics are near Cloudcroft, NM. Very pretty area if you get a chance to visit.
@iamacrestkid Cloudcroft and Ruidoso!!
I learned to ice skate in Cloudcroft
!!. My folks had some land in Timberon and I used to go camping up there with friends in late high school/college days!
The green chile (or was it jalapeno) jam and cherry cider was amazing from a roadside shop climbing to cloudcroft, left side of the road before that crazy cool train trestle!!
Had to do a little reminiscing via google maps and then street view for the win on hwy 82!!
I learned to ice skate in Cloudcroft
!!. My folks had some land in Timberon and I used to go camping up there with friends in late high school/college days!The green chile (or was it jalapeno) jam and cherry cider was amazing from a roadside shop climbing to cloudcroft, left side of the road before that crazy cool train trestle!!
Had to do a little reminiscing via google maps and then street view for the win on hwy 82!!
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Made it to Henry Ford’s coal mine. Nuttallburg WV.
Thurmond WV.
Four Peaks near Mesa AZ. Kinda near Payson. What a trail! Now back to Gran Turismo 7 hahaha
How did that frontier do?
