
Welcome to another edition of Behind The Wheel, our series that introduces drivers and their vehicles. This week we have Tiffany, better known as Raptor_Blackwidow.
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1. Let’s start with your story—who are you, tell us about your ride.
Hi everyone, my name is Tiffany, and I was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I drive a 2024 Bronco Raptor named “Black Widow.” Her color is called “Shadow Black” and her interior is filled with red accents. I have always had a love for off-road vehicles and the Raptor stole my attention from the beginning.
2. What have been some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced on this path?
One of the biggest challenges for me has been learning all the bells and whistles of the vehicle. There is always something new to learn and learning how to navigate different terrain has been a challenge.
3. Is there a particular trail run, road trip, or truck moment that stands out as truly unforgettable?
One of my favorite moments was when I went up a rocky hill that I was terrified of. I didn’t think I could do it but it turns out I did and it was an amazing feeling.
4. How about any victories—big or small—that you’re especially proud of?
There are many. I have learned how to take the doors off by myself and in a timely manner.
5. For someone just getting into overlanding, off-roading, or building a rig—what advice would you give?
My advice would be to find the vehicle that fits you. There are a lot of options to choose from and it’s important to get one that works for you For me personally, speed and capability are a must.
6. What’s a piece of life wisdom or perspective that’s stuck with you through all this?
Something that has really stuck with me is to not be afraid to try new things but also know your limits. It’s also important to go with other people on trails.
7. What’s coming up next?
I am going to a Bronco event called Supercell West in Buena Vista, Colorado in September and I plan to try some new trails.








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