u/el_guapisimo33

Not my photo - but my hero switches look like this.

When I bought my bronco (2 years and 24k miles ago), I came from sports cars and motorcycles. I knew I wanted manual and two doors, but never expected to fall in love with camping and off roading as I have. I still have a bike, but my bronco is my main family vehicle (2 kids - 5/7)

Well, I’ve almost traded my bronco in for one with a rear locker multiple times. I’ve almost purchased an aftermarket rear locker multiple times. That being said, I’ve found the Bronco to be really capable without it, but felt like I was limited to certain trails without it.

Well, this whole time, I’ve had a rear locker 🤦‍♂️. I’m an idiot lol. I’ve been using it, just throwing it in a goat mode and it’s been turning on automatically. This whole time I thought every bronco came with trail turn assist, so naturally I just assumed that’s what I had and what was turning on with my goat modes….

I do not have trail turn assist but do have a rear locker. In fairness, I thought the little lock was a picture showing it locking the wheel while I trail turned lol

My five string was a btb. Although I love btbs, I didn’t love the preamp in my btb675, so I took a gamble on a reaper. I had never played one, but musicians friend had an aggressive price and I jumped on it.

So far I love it :) It sounds and feels amazing, but the burl veneer looks a little cheap.

I have two boys (5/7) and use this as the family vehicle 90% of the time. After two years of ownership I finally gave in and bought some eBay steps to help them. I think they look awful, but it will be nice to not pick them up each time to help them in.

My kids loved it! I take the front panels off all the time, but I’ve never got around to the rest of the roof or the doors mainly because my bronco is parked outside all the time and I’m lazy with the weather.

I loved having the full roof off, but I feel like I’ll probably never take the doors off again unless I’m off road which is only 3-4 times per year