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[Mabett]

This would be big for everyone. Taking the doors off with the door bags is said to be much better due to the padding from the bags protecting the door from drops during removal as well as providing a better handle for carrying the door the moment you lift it off the Bronco. I’d door bags from you in a heartbeat if they were available before I finally break down and buy the expensive ones from Ford.

Review is finished, I'll make this, but I wonder if all configurations don't come standard with door pockets

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[Mabett]

@Mabett can you make the bronco door bags? They are so expensive to buy from ford.

Review is finished, I'll make this, but I wonder if all configurations don't come standard with door pockets

 

[Cat]

Hell, I could have done that.......

Uh-huh. But I added it to the spreadsheet.

 

[redone17]

I have received this suggestion and I am still reviewing

That was my suggestion. I’m glad you’re considering. It seems like the Jeep version is a soft top replacement. Which would work - but, not what I had in mind. They make a fastback version too which allows for more cargo usage. My main reason for wanting one of these is so that I can use it in conjunction with SMS Exposed Racks. So, that compatibility is crucial.

Originally I was dreaming up a fastback canvas cover for the entire cargo - to pair with a bimini (each can be used separately). Something that gets installed and sits under the soft top - but stays in place when in position #2. This way if one was using SMS Exposed Racks - their cargo is covered from the elements. Sure a tonneau would provide similar - but nearly the same idea.

Does that make any sort of sense? Let’s call it a cargo bimini? Haha.

 

[Jmiller94]

Review is finished, I'll make this, but I wonder if all configurations don't come standard with door pockets

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This is what I was talking about. The bags that you put the doors in to store in your garage. Can you make these? They are so expensive on the Ford Website.

 

[AcenTitus]

Review is finished, I'll make this, but I wonder if all configurations don't come standard with door pockets

There is a 2 door version and a 4 door version. All Bronco doors fit inside their correct sized bags regardless of trim level (Door size and shape is the same from Base through Wildtrak).

It would be a good idea to make sure whatever bag you design fits with your door mesh pocket replacement holder you put out. There are a few items like that on the market to replace those mesh pockets, and a frequently asked question is “will the doors still fit in the door bag?” If you design your bag to fit over your door accessory, you could advertise that the door bag fits even with the added door pocket accessory. The Ford bags do fit over those accessories already so if you simply took the same measurements it would probably work, but it’s worth double checking and maybe illustrating in product photos!

I look forward to seeing your product!

 

[BigSteveO]

I would buy that. Especially in white. Or at the very least a canvas waterproof Bimini

Me too, if it was made for a 2 door (-;

 

[zerk4321]

Door bags needed, but not the garage ones - I need the vehicle ones with the harness.

 

[R.A.N.M.J.]

@Mabett Door bags for the 2 Door would be a top priority buy from me. I've already purchased products of yours and have left positive reviews.

With the four door, people might want:

- Made of canvas with felt pads inside.
- Sturdy wraparound handle.
- Metal hooks or flat bevel hooks for securing anchor points.

A 2 Door version may not need the metal hooks.

 

[Raskew]

I wonder if it would be possible to add a sunglass compartment to the front of the Bronco's overhead console, that operates like the one in the pictures below?

 

[TexasBlaze]

Yes love the matte black gas cap cover. Also the carbon fiber and matte black door handle and cups.

 

[Bad_Bronco]

I wonder if it would be possible to add a sunglass compartment to the front of the Bronco's overhead console, that operates like the one in the pictures below?

@Mabett yes, but also one for us guys that have the Upfitter switches. You could make something that attaches to the side or front of the switch holder ( there is about a 2" vertical flat spot ) that should be big enough for a sun glass holder. Just for theft reasons, maybe a two part.... the clip stays there, and you can take the sunglass case off or on when needed, so no one can steal the sunglasses.

 

[Mabett]

I

This is what I was talking about. The bags that you put the doors in to store in your garage. Can you make these? They are so expensive on the Ford Website.

I will do it

 

[Mabett]

There is a 2 door version and a 4 door version. All Bronco doors fit inside their correct sized bags regardless of trim level (Door size and shape is the same from Base through Wildtrak).

It would be a good idea to make sure whatever bag you design fits with your door mesh pocket replacement holder you put out. There are a few items like that on the market to replace those mesh pockets, and a frequently asked question is “will the doors still fit in the door bag?” If you design your bag to fit over your door accessory, you could advertise that the door bag fits even with the added door pocket accessory. The Ford bags do fit over those accessories already so if you simply took the same measurements it would probably work, but it’s worth double checking and maybe illustrating in product photos!

I look forward to seeing your product!

I will make sure that the door bag I design has all the functions of a ford door bag, don't worry about this

Also what I want to ask is "does Ford give away these door pockets for which one trim level?"

 

[Mabett]

That was my suggestion. I’m glad you’re considering. It seems like the Jeep version is a soft top replacement. Which would work - but, not what I had in mind. They make a fastback version too which allows for more cargo usage. My main reason for wanting one of these is so that I can use it in conjunction with SMS Exposed Racks. So, that compatibility is crucial.

Originally I was dreaming up a fastback canvas cover for the entire cargo - to pair with a bimini (each can be used separately). Something that gets installed and sits under the soft top - but stays in place when in position #2. This way if one was using SMS Exposed Racks - their cargo is covered from the elements. Sure a tonneau would provide similar - but nearly the same idea.

Does that make any sort of sense? Let’s call it a cargo bimini? Haha.

These suggestions are also useful, I will document them, I need to consider compatibility when designing

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