A Rocky Mountain snowstorm, with 6+ inches of snow and cold temperatures, could not prevent Super Celebration West Day 2 from happening! Bronco fans descended on the Buena Vista Rodeo Grounds to take part in the first full day of activities at the event. Classic Bronco owners had Broncos of all generations on display, Bronco clubs and vendors were on hand to connect with the community, and, of course, the 2021 2-Door Bronco and the Bronco Sport were there for their first public appearance.
The morning snow gave us spectacular views of the mountains and the new Ford Bronco. This environment had the Bronco looking like it is ready to prove it can take on any challenge the wild throws its way and making fans even more excited for all the terrain they will be able to tackle once they have theirs.
Fans were thrilled by the opportunity to finally see the Bronco in-person, get a look at the opportunities for accessorizing, and check out the interior details.
As the snow subsided in the early afternoon, adventurous Bronco owners made the trek to the mountain trails of Four Mile Drive to brave the melting snow and mud and catch the scenic views. Other drivers cruised the roads around town to take in the landscape and snowcapped peaks. After returning from their trips, attendees mingled with other fans and owners and viewed the collection of impressive classic Broncos.
Tomorrow’s activities will begin with more trail rides up into the mountains such as Holy Cross and Mosquito Pass later in the day, which both provide spectacular views and thrilling terrain. Super Celebration will continue until Sat. evening, and both Bronco Nation and the new Ford Broncos will be there for the remainder of the event.
Stay tuned to Bronco Nation as we continue to provide coverage of the event’s activities!
Fans were thrilled by the opportunity to finally see the Bronco in-person, get a look at the opportunities for accessorizing, and check out the interior details.
As the snow subsided in the early afternoon, adventurous Bronco owners made the trek to the mountain trails of Four Mile Drive to brave the melting snow and mud and catch the scenic views. Other drivers cruised the roads around town to take in the landscape and snowcapped peaks. After returning from their trips, attendees mingled with other fans and owners and viewed the collection of impressive classic Broncos.
Tomorrow’s activities will begin with more trail rides up into the mountains such as Holy Cross and Mosquito Pass later in the day, which both provide spectacular views and thrilling terrain. Super Celebration will continue until Sat. evening, and both Bronco Nation and the new Ford Broncos will be there for the remainder of the event.
Stay tuned to Bronco Nation as we continue to provide coverage of the event’s activities!
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