One might discard the Town and Country Blue Oval dealership in Birmingham, Alabama as just one in a sea of partners. But the reality is their social media presence is way better than the average. And they’re also in the habit of touching some of the hottest Ford subjects out there.
Whether it’s the latest retro package for the 2021 Ford F-150 pickup truck or the new 2022 Maverick bite-sized sibling, one can be sure that Mitchell S. Watts, the host of the Town and Country TV channel on YouTube, will be there to give us all off the main insights. Remember, they did a whole series dissecting the trim spread for the Maverick, and they’re also the authors of a lot of 2021 Bronco videos.
More importantly, they’re not just blabbing out information without proper knowledge. That was easily demonstrated when The Bronco Nation came to their TCcustoms affiliate for help with fitting a non-Sasquatched Bronco with all kinds of wheel and tire combinations, including the mighty 37s. Now they’re back with the focus on the reinvented sixth-generation SUV, and this accessory feature bodes well for those who are lucky to be among the first reservation holders.
After all, they’re also the ones that are getting the first deliveries, and maybe they could use some expert advice on what to fit on the 2-Door or 4-Door in preparation for the upcoming summer road trip adventures. Yes, perhaps a video (embedded below) covering the top few accessories that would get a pro’s recommendation to be installed first might feel superfluous.
But consider the fact that Ford is immensely proud in literally offering hundreds of accessories and optional parts for the 2021 Bronco family right off the factory floor (or at dealer showrooms). So, the list compiled by Watts slims down the choice and covers just eight items, and they’re all neatly arranged with the proper timestamps in the description. And, as far as we’re concerned, although there’s just a handful of them, none is without proper logic.
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