Thanks for watching guys! Part 2 coming later this week! Much more trail footage. Would appreciate any likes, and subscriptions. I'm also happy to answer any questions you have about Off-Roadeo!
You had given me some advice about the Bronco Off Roadeo a few weeks back and thought you would like to see what I wrote the Off Roadeo Folks Bronco off rodeo headquarters, I wanted to take a few minutes and address my adventure on June 1 at the bronco off rodeo location in New Hampshire. My process of purchasing and ordering my Bronco has been so incredibly positive from the help that I received from the general manager David Toomey of the Ford store at Empire Ford to my sales person Hal Abrahamson. They were so great that I brought my cousin to the dealership and she purchased a Expedition. I was even invited to attend the bronco odf rodeo in New Hampshire as a guest event that Dave Toomey and Empire Ford was sponsoring sometime in the middle of June, but due to the following information that I will reveal my wife and I attended on our own. First and foremost this adventure was planned out far in advance and much planning had to go into this one day trip for us from Long Island New York. My wife Marion was my guest. Marion had a complete life-saving liver transplant several months back brought on from a bad reaction to a antibiotic. As you can imagine after having such an incredibly major transplant surgery the recovery has been long, hard, painful and continues to be such. You can’t imagine the emotions and the emotional state of mental health that you’re in after you’ve gone through such an incredible surgery, plus the debilitation of you physically. Marion has not been out of the house much nor has she been experiencing life as we knew it prior to her transplant. We haven’t had any fun over the last few months. This Bronco adventure took place on the eighth month anniversary of her transplant and she was so looking forward to it because this was going to give her an opportunity to have fun and really really feel alive again. I had several conversations previous to arrival over the previous months in reference to what Marion might experience, how rough the ride might be how clean the facilities that we were going to stay at we’re at the steel hill resort, special dietary needs and special arrangements so that Marion could be driven up to the hilltop rather than take a ski lift. Every and all special requests and arrangements were actually made and carried out completely without exception by your team at bronco off rodeo in New Hampshire. During the approximately 10 hours that we spent that day of the approximate eight hours of driving, I’d say that my wife did 7 1/2 of the hours driving she and had so much fun. This is important… For the first time in 8 months she smiled, laughed and had fun. She was so happy during the day it was a blessing to us. As someone that has purchased and gone through over 93 new vehicles since 1977 and been too many automotive events, I can tell you quite honestly that this was the most rewarding fun exciting and educational event of any automotive event that I’ve ever attended. Now to your staff. Despite the fact that June 1 was an extremely rainy day with heavy weather at times our experience was not dampened in any way shape or form by becoming wet. Tyler Skinner the guest service supervisor was so accommodating to Marion. I can’t begin to tell you, because of Marions liver transplant we had very special needs for food and accommodations etc and Tyler just went out of her way to do everything that we needed, including running downstairs and using the microwave to warm up some of Marion’s food that we had kept cold and frozen with dry ice. Taylor was compassionate to Marion understanding of her needs and went out of her way to make Marion feel comfortable, secure, safe and included in everything that was going on while we were at home base. She wasn’t left out of anything! Now about our special Tour Guide, Hank Hoover. As someone that had a business employing 185 people for over 25 years I can tell you that Hank is somebody that I would have loved to have had as one of my employees. Thank you Hank. …. Hank gave us a brief history on himself, Ford, the Ford bronco and then educated us on safety and all the special features of the bronco itself. Despite the rain and Hank getting twice as wet as anybody else that was there he took his time to explain every feature and how to go about going out on the trail safely… the demonstration trail was helpful to us all and gave us an idea of what we would see during the following hours that we would be spending on the trails and rocks. I had spoken to Hank earlier in the morning and let him know about Marion special needs. Hank arranged for us to have one of the Broncos that did not have the Sasquatch package so that it would be easier for Marion to get in and out of the vehicle, as the base Badlands on 33‘s was less of a climb than the other Broncos there that had 35 inch tires. He gave Marion very special attention during the day. He continued to check on Marion‘s progress, her comfort and to make sure she was safe consistently through the day ! He was caring. He let us know what was coming up on the trail ahead of time so we knew what to expect and he made it easy for any bathroom breaks that we needed for Marion and accommodated her as if he was looking out for his own family member. Besides the fact of his fun personality and his humanity, giving Marion some special attention, he was an extremely nice man, calm and an unbelievably knowledgeable guide concerning the course, the features of the vehicle, and making sure that we were all extremely safe. I just wanted to take a few moments to write this brief letter so that you would be able to acknowledge and thank Hank Hoover and Tyler Skinner for us. What a fantastic time we had and how much we appreciated how Tyler and Hank went out of their way to make sure that we had the most marvelous time, learned everything we could and made sure that we were safe and secure. From the bottom of my heart I wanted to thank everyone ….thank you all so very much Ronald Steiger and Marion Steiger. PS I am a Social Media influencer with over 20,000 followers and have just started a Bronco Group on Facebook and have over 11OO followers on it already!
I like Matt's channel I watch is stuff all the time. I just signed up for this for May 27th. I've had my bronco almost a year so I figured it was time to go to this event.
The badlands we had did NOT have sasquatch. I don't think the other badlands had sasquatch either, but all other trims (OB, Wildtrak, Base) had sasquatch
This is BS, I was invited too, but they want $400 for each guest, just for a one day test drive, I'm paying nearly $60,000 and waiting over a year and they want me to pay to test drive it???? #Bronco #ford..
@@KN-jw7ts You as a registered buyer are free. But if you want to bring your significant other, then it's $385 per guest. And that is just the one day driving event and a bagged lunch. If you want to have other fun and stay overnight, you're on your own...
Thanks for watching guys! Part 2 coming later this week! Much more trail footage. Would appreciate any likes, and subscriptions. I'm also happy to answer any questions you have about Off-Roadeo!
Yep the wifey and my 2 sons went to the Bronco Rodeo in NH back in May. Hank was our instructor and the whole Rodeo was a Blast. Totally 💯
You had given me some advice about the Bronco Off Roadeo a few weeks back and thought you would like to see what I wrote the Off Roadeo Folks
Bronco off rodeo headquarters,
I wanted to take a few minutes and address my adventure on June 1 at the bronco off rodeo location in New Hampshire.
My process of purchasing and ordering my Bronco has been so incredibly positive from the help that I received from the general manager David Toomey
of the Ford store at Empire Ford to my sales person Hal Abrahamson.
They were so great that I brought my cousin to the dealership and she purchased a Expedition.
I was even invited to attend the bronco odf rodeo in New Hampshire as a guest event that Dave Toomey and Empire Ford was sponsoring sometime in the middle of June, but due to the following information that I will reveal my wife and I attended on our own.
First and foremost this adventure was planned out far in advance and much planning had to go into this one day trip for us from Long Island New York.
My wife Marion was my guest.
Marion had a complete life-saving liver transplant several months back brought on from a bad reaction to a antibiotic.
As you can imagine after having such an incredibly major transplant surgery the recovery has been long, hard, painful and continues to be such.
You can’t imagine the emotions and the emotional state of mental health that you’re in after you’ve gone through such an incredible surgery, plus the debilitation of you physically.
Marion has not been out of the house much nor has she been experiencing life as we knew it prior to her transplant. We haven’t had any fun over the last few months.
This Bronco adventure took place on the eighth month anniversary of her transplant and she was so looking forward to it because this was going to give her an opportunity to have fun and really really feel alive again.
I had several conversations previous to arrival over the previous months in reference to what Marion might experience, how rough the ride might be how clean the facilities that we were going to stay at we’re at the steel hill resort, special dietary needs and special arrangements so that Marion could be driven up to the hilltop rather than take a ski lift.
Every and all special requests and arrangements were actually made and carried out completely without exception by your team at bronco off rodeo in New Hampshire.
During the approximately 10 hours that we spent that day of the approximate eight hours of driving, I’d say that my wife did 7 1/2 of the hours driving she and had so much fun.
This is important… For the first time in 8 months she smiled, laughed and had fun. She was so happy during the day it was a blessing to us.
As someone that has purchased and gone through over 93 new vehicles since 1977 and been too many automotive events, I can tell you quite honestly that this was the most rewarding fun exciting and educational event of any automotive event that I’ve ever attended.
Now to your staff. Despite the fact that June 1 was an extremely rainy day with heavy weather at times our experience was not dampened in any way shape or form by becoming wet.
Tyler Skinner the guest service supervisor was so accommodating to Marion.
I can’t begin to tell you, because of Marions liver transplant we had very special needs for food and accommodations etc and Tyler just went out of her way to do everything that we needed, including running downstairs and using the microwave to warm up some of Marion’s food that we had kept cold and frozen with dry ice.
Taylor was compassionate to Marion understanding of her needs and went out of her way to make Marion feel comfortable, secure, safe and included in everything that was going on while we were at home base. She wasn’t left out of anything!
Now about our special Tour Guide, Hank Hoover. As someone that had a business employing 185 people for over 25 years I can tell you that Hank is somebody that I would have loved to have had as one of my employees.
Thank you Hank.
…. Hank gave us a brief history on himself, Ford, the Ford bronco and then educated us on safety and all the special features of the bronco itself.
Despite the rain and Hank getting twice as wet as anybody else that was there he took his time to explain every feature and how to go about going out on the trail safely… the demonstration trail was helpful to us all and gave us an idea of what we would see during the following hours that we would be spending on the trails and rocks.
I had spoken to Hank earlier in the morning and let him know about Marion special needs. Hank arranged for us to have one of the Broncos that did not have the Sasquatch package so that it would be easier for Marion to get in and out of the vehicle, as the base Badlands on 33‘s was less of a climb than the other Broncos there that had 35 inch tires.
He gave Marion very special attention during the day. He continued to check on Marion‘s progress, her comfort and to make sure she was safe consistently through the day ! He was caring.
He let us know what was coming up on the trail ahead of time so we knew what to expect and he made it easy for any bathroom breaks that we needed for Marion and accommodated her as if he was looking out for his own family member.
Besides the fact of his fun personality and his humanity, giving Marion some special attention, he was an extremely nice man, calm and an unbelievably knowledgeable guide concerning the course, the features of the vehicle, and making sure that we were all extremely safe.
I just wanted to take a few moments to write this brief letter so that you would be able to acknowledge and thank Hank Hoover and Tyler Skinner for us.
What a fantastic time we had and how much we appreciated how Tyler and Hank went out of their way to make sure that we had the most marvelous time, learned everything we could and made sure that we were safe and secure.
From the bottom of my heart I wanted to thank everyone ….thank you all so very much
Ronald Steiger and Marion Steiger.
PS
I am a Social Media influencer with over 20,000 followers and have just started a Bronco Group on Facebook and have over 11OO followers on it already!
We’re doing this in October. Can’t wait!
That's awesome! I'm sure the foliage will add to the experience 🍂
I like Matt's channel I watch is stuff all the time. I just signed up for this for May 27th. I've had my bronco almost a year so I figured it was time to go to this event.
Enjoy it!! It's loads of fun
@@fougetube I bet, can't wait!
excellent. thanks for sharing.
Awesome video! Love part 1, can't wait to see part 2.
Part 2 is even better :)
Need to visit soon!!
Definitely worth it. Some people are going with the autumn foliage!
Was there a lot of walking in the beginning training and sluce box ??
How bumpy is the Bronco Off Rodeo in New Hampshire
Concerned because of recent abdominal surgery.
It is very bumpy. New England mountains are full or rocks and ruts.
Sasquache or no squash?
The badlands we had did NOT have sasquatch. I don't think the other badlands had sasquatch either, but all other trims (OB, Wildtrak, Base) had sasquatch
Do you use your own Bronco?
No. They provide the Broncos to drive on the course.
This is BS, I was invited too, but they want $400 for each guest, just for a one day test drive, I'm paying nearly $60,000 and waiting over a year and they want me to pay to test drive it???? #Bronco #ford..
Wait, why? Are they charging everyone 400?
@@KN-jw7ts You as a registered buyer are free. But if you want to bring your significant other, then it's $385 per guest. And that is just the one day driving event and a bagged lunch. If you want to have other fun and stay overnight, you're on your own...