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SCBronco1

My son is a senior in HS this year and wants to go for a graduation present. Does anyone know if they are going to open it up for repeat offenders?

Click on the Off-Rodeo button at the top, then click on "FAQs." That will open up a button for "Eligibility." As of now, it seems they take reservations only for Bronco owners & reservation holders, but suggest that your son might be able to get a date on an as-available basis. He'd have to register. Nothing lost in making an inquiry.
(Of course, you could always buy him a Bronco of his own!)

BostonBadlands

Click on the Off-Rodeo button at the top, then click on "FAQs." That will open up a button for "Eligibility." As of now, it seems they take reservations only for Bronco owners & reservation holders, but suggest that your son might be able to get a date on an as-available basis. He'd have to register. Nothing lost in making an inquiry.
(Of course, you could always buy him a Bronco of his own!)

Oh, I plan on going as a Bronco owner, again, and taking him along. I am NOT buying him his own Bronco . . . he can save his own money. ?

SCBronco1

Oh, I plan on going as a Bronco owner, again, and taking him along. I am NOT buying him his own Bronco . . . he can save his own money. ?

It's a few hundred dollars, plus a major trip from South Carolina, but why not? Or, just wait till your Bronco is delivered and go out father-son. I'm sure the chip-off-the-old-block will pick up off-roading skills fast enough.
(If you make it to New England, be sure to message me ahead of time.)

2 door black diamond here in St. Louis

BostonBadlands

It's a few hundred dollars, plus a major trip from South Carolina, but why not? Or, just wait till your Bronco is delivered and go out father-son. I'm sure the chip-off-the-old-block will pick up off-roading skills fast enough.
(If you make it to New England, be sure to message me ahead of time.)

I think that for his HS graduation we might plan a Father/Son trip up to the Pigeon Forge area. Anyone living in the area recommend some easy to medium trails to try out? Besides my time in the Army, where you don't worry about scratching the paint, I am new to the off roading trails and would rather not break the Bronco so far from home.?

Check out the Hatfield-McCoy trails in West Virginia. I'm not sure how they work, they're an extensive trail for OHVs and 4x4s where you buy a pass which gives you access to a very large network. I know they require helmets for OHVs, not sure about 4x4s, and some trails are OHV-only.

https://trailsheaven.com/

There's also the Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway

https://www.sfwda.org/dbbb

BostonBadlands

Check out the Hatfield-McCoy trails in West Virginia. I'm not sure how they work, they're an extensive trail for OHVs and 4x4s where you buy a pass which gives you access to a very large network. I know they require helmets for OHVs, not sure about 4x4s, and some trails are OHV-only.

https://trailsheaven.com/

There's also the Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway

https://www.sfwda.org/dbbb

Thanks for the recommendations!

mbelding0512

I live in the St. Louis area and am curious if there are other Bronco owners (or order holders) that have started a club yet? Or anyone that is interested in starting a club.

Are there any meetups in the St. Louis Area? i have questions about swapping out tires and would like to discuss with some of the owners and see their rigs

I think I'm going to start something up.

jschnieders

Are there any meetups in the St. Louis Area? i have questions about swapping out tires and would like to discuss with some of the owners and see their rigs

There haven’t been any meet ups in awhile. CORA does rides every so often, but they are for all off-road vehicles, not just Broncos. I’ve been keeping an eye out because I’d love to meet up with others and see their builds and get new ideas from them. Where in STL are you? I’m in O’Fallon.