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Blue Oval fans already know very well that Ford decided to crash the traditional Jeep bash at the Easter Safari in Moab, Utah. It didn’t come alone, as it brought no fewer than four deeply customized 4-Door Broncos and a little Bronco Sport to keep them company. 34 photos
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The Bronco Nation has the official support of the second-largest U.S. automaker, it naturally has exclusive access to a lot of stuff. That includes the opportunity to showcase each Bronco build promoted in Moab these days separately.
First up, naturally, was the Ford Performance-prepared 4-Door Outer Banks example that didn’t exactly catch our eye too much, save for the fact that it packed the much-discussed and much-spotted Bestop “
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Watch Us Tear The 2021 Ford Bronco Apart
Mar 02, 2021 at 6:00am ET ++ Ditching the doors and roof is child’s play. Here’s how far you can go.
One of the most exciting aspects of the 2021 Ford Bronco was that the Blue Oval would allow customers to build their ideal off-roader their way. On a high level, that meant offering the Sasquatch package on every trim, developing a huge catalog of gear, and adding certain accessories as factory-installed options. But on a more granular level, the Bronco is customizable in a way few vehicles are.
Yes, you can easily take the doors and roof off, but we expected that much of a vehicle aimed at the king of doorless, roofless off-roading, the Jeep Wrangler. With with a little time, knowhow, and a basic socket set, though, you can properly strip the Bronco down. That means yanking the wheel arches, bumper endplates, rock rails, fenders, the grille, and the grille surround.