Show us what ur stock rbv is capable of

[metalmacguyver]

Well, it was worth $530 in scrap.

 

[JohnnyO]

My old '05:

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

My old '05:

Let me see if I can get a proper picture of that truck up... I still have it around here...

 

[Colin]

Well, it was worth $530 in scrap.

So.. beer and truck money?

 

[bcost882]

me flexing out unintentionally before i did anything to it

my buddy thought i broke something

 

[zukirider21]

there really didn't seem to be any point of recovering that bronco. looks like most of it has been destroyed already.

that doesnt matter! the extraction was just too awesome to pass up!

 

[BeaterMan]

i would have attempted to yank out that bronco aswell because thats how trails get shut down with assholes leaving there crap up there to rott. theres an old 1500 chevy on a trail about a hour away from my house and if its still there when they open... its atleast getting dragged to the trail head, in hopes that the trail stays open- theres been talk of it closing due to getting trashed.


my 99' pulled out a buddys dodge 1500 that was quite buried in some snow and i blew my pvm hubs and still got him out in 2wd- that day he grew a new respect for the blue oval as he's a dodge fan and i still to this day dont let him forget the events of that day.

another time my buddy with a locked toyota on 33's and me went snow wheeling and he was amazed that i could go everywhere he did without issue. my truck even caught some air that day to get out of a ditch and my buddy had to go around for the fact that he didn't wana break anything. - i told him if he had gotten a man's vehicle then he wouldnt have to worry.

People under estimate the potential of these trucks and when they do, i laugh in there face and continue to amaze all my dodge and toyota driving friends.

 

[IlovemybroncII]

I agree clean it out of there if possable

 

[Ranger97XL]

that was a tough load lol.

using the mirrors as tied downs

 

[Ranger97XL]

Moving crap for friends, getting, stuck and breaking down.

I routinely get stuck in my own back yard when it snows and I once slid into a rut in my parents front yard and had to use a come-along to pull myself out, really want to get an aussie for my 8.8 and get that in there asap

 

[TheTopher]

I have a bone stock 2.3 Lima, 2wd with open 3:45 gears and it's capable of taking any paved road I throw at it. So long as the road is free of any mud, snow, debris or speed bumps.

 

[Rangered06]

so far the worst ive done with my 06 is flat towed a 87 BII about 200 miles from the fiances moms to my house

 

[Lee_533]

this is what i couldnt do
i have made it through alot of snow and up a hill called koffmans hill out where i live thats really rutted up and pretty step that my buddies 79 fullsize bronco couldnt make it up (giving him credit that he had 31's up front and 33's in the rear and hasnt changed gearing. so he couldnt use 4x4 and its carbed. kept wanting to stall)

 

[master hec0]

using the mirrors as tied downs

they don't make mirrors like they used to. not like the modern day plastic crap. and that couch is extremely light i carried myself and loaded up on my own.

 

[Bennybooster]

Ive done some pretty gnarly muddy hill climbs with my crappy auto hubs popping out and on semi bald 235 all terrains. Warn jeep hubs are in the mail though so i will be back on the trails soon( my hubs got so bad that 4wd was useless under any torque)