Overland Bronco Sport Build - Unlike Others You've Seen Before

BadOverland
Mar 14, 2023

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Mar 14, 2023

Here are a few photos of the progress of my Bronco Sport Build. Don't hesitate to ask a question. 😁 Also feel free to follow my instagram @BadOverland 👊
Mods:
83L Rooftop Rugged boxes - Roam Adventure Co
Rooftop Awning - Roam Adventure Co
SpiderNoDrillRoofRack - Roof Rack
1.5 Inch Lift - Rough Country
Alpha Tango Wheels 17x7.5
BF Goodrich K02 245/65/17
MPG Caliper Covers - Caliper Covers
Bushwacker Fender Flares - OEM
Krazy Beaver Shovel
Rhino Rack Safe Mounts
Wind Deflector - OEM
Side Window Deflectors - OEM
Ditch Lights - Rough Country
Ditch Light Mount - BAJA DESIGNS
Rugged Case Mounts - Sherpa Design
Tail Lights - Archaic
Tinted Windows / Reflector Lights
Grab Handles - SpiderNoDrillRoofRack
Awning Brackets - SpiderNoDrillRoofRack
Vinyl Wrapped Roof Black - Myself
Under The Hood Struts - Amazon Find

To Be Installed Mods:
Oracle Lights for grill: BRONCO
8 Panel Light Controllers - Rough Country
Side Indicators - Amazon Find
Nudge Bar - Ford Ranger Lifts​



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Agent084, Broncy_OBX
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Life is a Highway

Mar 14, 2023

#1
That is a great looking, well built vehicle! Great job!
BadOverland

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Mar 15, 2023

#2
That is a great looking, well built vehicle! Great job!
Thank you so much! 👊

Genius on the cusp of Insanity

Mar 15, 2023

#3
I'm impressed. Nicely accessorized. There's still that matter of ground clearance, though.
BadOverland

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Mar 15, 2023

#4
I'm impressed. Nicely accessorized. There's still that matter of ground clearance, though.
Thank you! Just did an off-road course with 24 full sized broncos and managed to keep up/not get stuck. Lift and AT tires really helped. I’ve got enough ground clearance to get by. I don’t plan on doing any crazy rock crawling.
Ditchrunner, BuckYeah

Gladesmen

Mar 15, 2023

#5
Wow that is one bada$$ sport. Looks like you are using it as the Bronco Gods intended. And having fun doing so. Glad to see it getting dirty. And a sport is no slouch on the trails. It is all about picking the right lines for you.
Bronco Nation 1100. Everglades, Desert Sand
Res: 7/30/20 ordered 1/22/21 reorder 10/15/21 changed to Everglades 3/9/22 schedule 8/29/22 bumped to 9/5; 9/7/22 blend, 9/9 Mods, 9/26/22 completed, 10/7 shipped, 11/3/22 delivery
BadOverland, Laura

Rank: A million billion hundred trillion

Mar 15, 2023

#6
This looks sick. Love it.
@jordanfrombn on Instagram
Jakob1972, TK1215

Genius on the cusp of Insanity

Mar 15, 2023

#7
Thank you! Just did an off-road course with 24 full sized broncos and managed to keep up/not get stuck. Lift and AT tires really helped. I’ve got enough ground clearance to get by. I don’t plan on doing any crazy rock crawling.
Confession time: I'm guilty of Big Bronco + gear snobbery. Derisive opinions about "mall crawlers," etc. You compel to a major readjustment. Lesson being, "Never judge a book by the cover," all that. The issue is: buy the vehicle you like (and can afford), and fix it up the way you like.
I had a nice chat with a guy at the carwash just this morning, as we wiped down and detailed our trucks. He had what sure looked like a mall crawler: roof and ditch lights, bull rail on bumper, high lift Tacoma sitting on 31-inch street tires. I asked him if he ever went off-roading. "I used to," he said. "Can't now." Long story short, he'd love to mount some 35-inchers, but current circumstances work against that. Nice guy, takes his truck seriously.
Great looking rig there, BadOverland!
Ditchrunner, Jakob1972

Official unofficial BN Photographer

Mar 15, 2023

#8
absolutely awesome. love the way it looks and how you've built it for your needs, and it looks very functional. there are plenty of people who talk trash on the Sport, which is unfortunate - they are capable vehicles, and more than what most people will end up needing. I got to see one in action several months back when our Bronco group had an event at the local OHV park during a torrential rain storm, and the place was one big mud pit... there was a woman driving her Sport behind me and I was keeping an eye out in case I needed to stop to help her through the muck .. I never needed to.
Reservation: 7/20/20 | MY '21 order: 2/1/21 | MY '22 order: 10/22/21 | Blend 8/5, built 8/8, 'built' status 8/27, in my driveway 10/12/22
Auto Photographer in Sacramento CA:
www.instagram.com/photographybymarkbrooks
Ditchrunner, Jakob1972
Moderator Staff member

Administrator

Mar 15, 2023

#9
Great looking Bronco Sport, @BadOverland. I'm excited to see the nudge bar on it too. Looks like it was a fun drive with all those other Broncos for sure.
2021 Oxford White 2-door non-Sas Mid package 2.7L/10-speed Badlands with MIC top
2021 Carbonized Gray 2-door Sas High package 2.7L/10-speed Badlands with MIC top
Keeping the Jeeps: stock '89 XJ and 3.5" lifted '00 XJ on 31s and '89 MJ
BadOverland

Rank 0

Mar 15, 2023

#10
Confession time: I'm guilty of Big Bronco + gear snobbery. Derisive opinions about "mall crawlers," etc. You compel to a major readjustment. Lesson being, "Never judge a book by the cover," all that. The issue is: buy the vehicle you like (and can afford), and fix it up the way you like.
I had a nice chat with a guy at the carwash just this morning, as we wiped down and detailed our trucks. He had what sure looked like a mall crawler: roof and ditch lights, bull rail on bumper, high lift Tacoma sitting on 31-inch street tires. I asked him if he ever went off-roading. "I used to," he said. "Can't now." Long story short, he'd love to mount some 35-inchers, but current circumstances work against that. Nice guy, takes his truck seriously.
Great looking rig there, BadOverland!
Thank you for the heartfelt message. Trust me, if I could afford the Big Bronco, I would’ve gone for it. However, at $32,000 on a blue collar salary is all I could muster. I’ll get my big bronco eventually. 🤙🏼
Deano Bronc, BostonBadlands

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Mar 16, 2023

#11
Great looking Bronco Sport, @BadOverland. I'm excited to see the nudge bar on it too. Looks like it was a fun drive with all those other Broncos for sure.
Don’t worry, I’ll send pics of the nudge bar installed 🤙🏼

Rank 0

Mar 16, 2023

#12
absolutely awesome. love the way it looks and how you've built it for your needs, and it looks very functional. there are plenty of people who talk trash on the Sport, which is unfortunate - they are capable vehicles, and more than what most people will end up needing. I got to see one in action several months back when our Bronco group had an event at the local OHV park during a torrential rain storm, and the place was one big mud pit... there was a woman driving her Sport behind me and I was keeping an eye out in case I needed to stop to help her through the muck .. I never needed to.
I was absolutely worried I was going to get stuck amongst the big boys. I didn’t get stuck once thankfully. It’s obviously not a monster of an off-roader, but it gets the job done as an entry-level off-roader. I’ve met some amazing people along the way.
Jakob1972, Ditchrunner

Rank 0

Mar 16, 2023

#13
Wow that is one bada$$ sport. Looks like you are using it as the Bronco Gods intended. And having fun doing so. Glad to see it getting dirty. And a sport is no slouch on the trails. It is all about picking the right lines for you.
I couldn’t agree more! 🤙🏼

Former full size owner

Mar 18, 2023

#14
That looks amazing.
BadOverland

Rank 0

Mar 19, 2023

#15
That looks amazing.
Thank you!

Rank VI

Mar 19, 2023

#16
Beautiful! Tastefully and cohesively appointed Bronco Sport you've got there. Thanks for sharing. Definitely food for thought for many! Love the graphics applied to the lower doors in particular. 😍
2023 Ford Bronco Badlands Sasquatch • 2-Door • Velocity Blue • 2.7L V6 • 10-Speed • Lux • Various Mods...

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Jun 21, 2023

#17
Very nice! Congratulations!

I'm new to the Bronco Sport world and to the forum. I've just taken delivery of one in Brazil and looking to eventually get to something resembling yours!

First step is a lift and wheel and tire swap. We have limited options for wheels down here - and all I can seem to find are 17x8 ET38. I'm assuming these would rub but would be interested to know if anyone has tried it.

Thanks

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