Hey folks - just bought a '94 Bronco, and it's time to start doing some wheelin' again. This is actually Bronco #3 for me - I had an '86 back in high school, then bought a '94 in 2001, which I had to sell a few years ago. I've regretted that sale ever since, and finally got back into a position where I could bring a Bronco home again. Found my current ride about a month ago, and fell in love with it in large part because it's almost identical to the one I had to sell. It's honestly like I never sold the last one, and just parked it in the garage for a few years (there was even only a difference of 200 miles between what I sold mine at, and what this new one has on the odometer.)
Anyways… I'm out in Herriman, and am currently in the process of fixing this thing up and getting it ready to hit some trails soon. It's in mostly good shape, but the previous owner didn't quite give it some of the love they should have, so I've got a few things to take care of before I can start having some real fun with some upgrades and such. My previous wheeling experience is mostly in just barreling through muddy fields and random dirt roads, but now I'm looking forward to doing some organized runs, trails that require more than a stock truck, and in general, doing things the "right" way.
So… hello.
Anyways… I'm out in Herriman, and am currently in the process of fixing this thing up and getting it ready to hit some trails soon. It's in mostly good shape, but the previous owner didn't quite give it some of the love they should have, so I've got a few things to take care of before I can start having some real fun with some upgrades and such. My previous wheeling experience is mostly in just barreling through muddy fields and random dirt roads, but now I'm looking forward to doing some organized runs, trails that require more than a stock truck, and in general, doing things the "right" way.
So… hello.
