ADV Fiberglass - Bronco Hardtop Teaser - Part 1

[ADV Fiberglass]

How do I sign up for the mailing list? I can’t wait to see more info on this. In case there is a reservation list. I reserve now. Rickey Patrick. Also my question is will this have a back wiper and will it be compatible with the ford setup?

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[ADV Fiberglass]

Color matching to all model paint options?

This will be answered in next weeks bronco Teaser

 

[KaneNorth]

This will be answered in 2 weeks for the upcoming teasers.

You could just say no instead of being vague.

 

[ADV Fiberglass]

Not trying to be a Debbie Downer, but It'd be nice to dispense with just releasing "snippets of information" and "teaser threads" as there are a fair number of members on this forum that have likely had enough of "stay tuned" enticements. I realize you don't have a finished product yet, but maybe you can briefly outline how you intend your product to differ from the factory MIC top and what your target price is anticipated to be.

Your comments will be answered in the upcoming weeks. We have purposely planned an insightful campaign of bronco hardtop teasers for the next couple weeks. Sit tight and you will learn a lot about our top.

 

[ADV Fiberglass]

What is this gizmo at the base of the roof?

That is a seal

 

[Snappy22]

That is a seal

Looks like the rear window can be opened WITHOUT having to open the tailgate (as OEM hard top requires). This will be awesome.
might require spare tire be mounted on separate swing arm, but still great.

 

[mybikeisred]

Are there any questions that you can answer?


I know, I know…
This will be answered in next weeks bronco Teaser

 

[ADV Fiberglass]

You could just say no instead of being vague.

We are not

Are there any questions that you can answer?


I know, I know…
This will be answered in next weeks bronco Teaser

Ask away and we will answer what we can. But yes, majority of the questions in the thread will be answered in the next couple weeks.

 

[Snappy22]

Hi Bronco6g!

We are going to make this short and sweet. We will be releasing snippets of hardtop information throughout the upcoming weeks.

We have been working very hard behind the scenes to produce a hardtop that will help solve the issues from the OEM Bronco hardtop. To start off, we want to start a discussion from our teaser threads. We will be answering questions specific to the pictures in this post. If the question is not specific to this post then it will be answered in the upcoming posts throughout the next couple weeks.


Can you spot the differences between our top and the factory hardtop from these screenshots?

Are you as excited as we are? We feel like its Christmas all over again!


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Stay tuned for the next release of information on 1/10/22.

Thank you,
ADV Fiberglass

Notch at the top of first picture makes me think it’ll have a rack that will go across the bronco and only be above the “fixed” rear most portion of the hardtop.
gasket means rear window opens without needing to open tailgate.
Second picture is tricky. I’m not coming up with anything.

 

[Toccoa]

This will be answered in the upcoming weeks of bronco hardtop teasers. Stay tuned!

This will be answered in the upcoming weeks of Bronco teasers.

 

[ADV Fiberglass]

Notch at the top of first picture makes me think it’ll have a rack that will go across the bronco and only be above the “fixed” rear most portion of the hardtop.
gasket means rear window opens without needing to open tailgate.
Second picture is tricky. I’m not coming up with anything.

Second picture shows the amount of roof channels we have versus the OEM top.

 

[Jr87mustang]

Looks like the rear window can be opened WITHOUT having to open the tailgate (as OEM hard top requires). This will be awesome.
might require spare tire be mounted on separate swing arm, but still great.

It will open as far as it can into the spare tire

 

[pimpjuice]

This thread has "Stay Pumped" vibes all over it.

I'm not trying to be all negative here but some of you need to face the reality of the hardtop situation. You can't compare this to Jeep (I get the irony). Jeep has been around for decades. Their top manufacturer has had a LOT of time to work out the kinks.
The Bronco is an new design, which is bound to have issues, but they are still a well established company with a ton of money and experts to back them. If they are having constraints, what makes you think a smaller company can meet the demand?
Yall think the quality and price will match what Ford and Jeep can produce? I hope I'm wrong but to expect that or better isn't really a smart bet.
They say you can only pick two...speed, quality or low cost but during these times, you're lucky if you get one.

My guess, again I hope I'm wrong, is that it will cost about $7-8k for good quality. And $4-5k for a top with issues.
*fingers crossed* I'm wrong

 

[Scape Goat]

Am I the only one that doesn't like the slant back style?

 

[JediMcMuffin]

This thread has "Stay Pumped" vibes all over it.

I'm not trying to be all negative here but some of you need to face the reality of the hardtop situation. You can't compare this to Jeep (I get the irony). Jeep has been around for decades. Their top manufacturer has had a LOT of time to work out the kinks.
The Bronco is an new design, which is bound to have issues, but they are still a well established company with a ton of money and experts to back them. If they are having constraints, what makes you think a smaller company can meet the demand?
Yall think the quality and price will match what Ford and Jeep can produce? I hope I'm wrong but to expect that or better isn't really a smart bet.
They say you can only pick two...speed, quality or low cost but during these times, you're lucky if you get one.

My guess, again I hope I'm wrong, is that it will cost about $7-8k for good quality. And $4-5k for a top with issues.
*fingers crossed* I'm wrong

These guys have been in business for a long while ya know

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