Time to kick this off. Pic for attention
After having been one of the very few teams to race an all Ford race vehicle including engine for many years. We were extended an offer from Ford motor company via Loren Healey at Fun Haver racing. We were offered the opportunity to get our hands on a pre production 2021 Badlands edition 2 door hard top Bronco with the 2.3L ecoboost and MT88 7 speed manual transmission. We didn’t ask very many questions and the whole team agreed it was to big an opportunity to pass up.
Initially we assumed we’d be getting a title with it. We were initially told we’d only have to race it 3 times and then our obligation to FoMoCo would be completed, then the vehicle would become ours. We were told that we were financially responsible to build it ourselves but that they would extend us the ability to get any of the parts at our cost already in production on the 3 other Bronco’s already built by Geiser Brothers Racing. We took their word for the deal and happily hauled it home from KOH 2022 after it spent a couple weeks on display and going on corporate test drives out in JV. This thing was also passed around to several magazines for people to test drive write articles about etc. when we took ownership of it it had 538 miles on the odometer. As of February 2022 that was all we knew before dragging it home.
After having been one of the very few teams to race an all Ford race vehicle including engine for many years. We were extended an offer from Ford motor company via Loren Healey at Fun Haver racing. We were offered the opportunity to get our hands on a pre production 2021 Badlands edition 2 door hard top Bronco with the 2.3L ecoboost and MT88 7 speed manual transmission. We didn’t ask very many questions and the whole team agreed it was to big an opportunity to pass up.
Initially we assumed we’d be getting a title with it. We were initially told we’d only have to race it 3 times and then our obligation to FoMoCo would be completed, then the vehicle would become ours. We were told that we were financially responsible to build it ourselves but that they would extend us the ability to get any of the parts at our cost already in production on the 3 other Bronco’s already built by Geiser Brothers Racing. We took their word for the deal and happily hauled it home from KOH 2022 after it spent a couple weeks on display and going on corporate test drives out in JV. This thing was also passed around to several magazines for people to test drive write articles about etc. when we took ownership of it it had 538 miles on the odometer. As of February 2022 that was all we knew before dragging it home.
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