[Sheppard]

For 2021, Ford has made 7 Bronco models available, with price ranging from $28,500 - $59,305 to suit all budgets. Whether you want to start on the lower end and build your own, go for a fully loaded model or be somewhere in the middle, there's something for everyone. What are reservation holders here are planning to do?

 

[BigMike61]

I'm getting a completely base Bronco with a manual trans. I don't need much in the way of convenience features. I'll build it myself with what I want.

 

[biggum]

I’ve loved wrenching on stuff my entire life. Base 30k plus 10k of mods plus my time and labor equals 50k. At 50 years old (when the f did that happen) I think if I was going to get one, which is doubtful since I have always run old iron, I would just pull the trigger on the Ford engineered / after market add ons and drive the paint off it.

For 50k I could do every mod in the book to both of my bullnose broncs and be happy as a clam.


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[Gunny4Sawx]

I haven’t even been able to get to the build page yet. My thoughts are bade and build from there.


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[Goose]

I am shooting for a Badlands with the V6 and 35's options. I don't have the wrench time I used to and I just want to get in it and rip it.

 

[Sheppard]

I am shooting for a Badlands with the V6 and 35's options. I don't have the wrench time I used to and I just want to get in it and rip it.

That's precisely where I'm at. Done wrenching and just want something good enough. Big Bend is likely what I will get and with the help of a local shop, modify over time as aftermarket parts come out.
It should be like the Wrangler with lots to choose from.