East Coast Bronco Goes Off-Road in the Southwest

[@millennialsleadtheway5453]

Cool video bro, and whatever the beat was it’s 🔥

[@JimmyLeeTennessee]

@millennialsleadtheway5453 thanks for watching!!

[@UncleFjester]

Tennessee has a Bronco Off Roadeo, they teach you how to drive off road and you clearly need it.

[@JimmyLeeTennessee]

@@UncleFjester yeah because the terrain is so similar 🤡

[@dongarnier5890]

Did you use the stab-bar disconnect at all to level out on the rocks? Is yours an automatic? We are just in the process of getting a used '22 Badlands Non-Sas 2.3 manual. Would have liked an auto(with 2.7) in some ways, but beggars can't be choosers when the price is "right". We didn't much like the bulk of the Sas package and actively sought out a non-Sas. You make yours look like fun...I hope we have the same experience. Cheers!

[@JimmyLeeTennessee]

@dongarnier5890 yes I find that feature very useful, and it is an automatic. Have you done any off roading yet? The sasquatch package isn't necessary if you go badlands in my opinion. Thanks for watching and congrats on the new bronco!

[@dongarnier5890]

@@JimmyLeeTennessee We have been off road, but not quite "off roading" yet. Ours came with running boards installed, but rock sliders came with, so have to install. Don't want to bend the low hanging running boards that aren't functional nor a good aesthetic IMO.

[@JimmyLeeTennessee]

@@dongarnier5890 i totally agree! Congrats on the bronco!