Wow, that looks like a lot of fun. Those dust storms are the worst. Lost a good friend in one of those. So deadly.Went camping/exploring around the ONP the past couple days, found some pretty awesome places and had a blast (except random hail storms when setting up camp)
Then drove down to Vegas a couple weeks ago. Thanks to that trip the windshield is now peppered with tiny chips along with a nice big crack down the middle
Tried to get up a short steep hill here that was nothing but loose dirt/rocks, didn't air down so just ended up burying it
Also encountered my first dust storm on the way back, zero visibility and thankfully everyone either pulled over or slowed way down through it (seen too many horror videos of people speeding through fog/dust)
I think my next upgrades will be the rear door table and maybe an awning since the rear window leaves a bit of a gap when opened which lets any rain/hail drop right into the trunk.
Did you need the dealer to program it to your vehicle?Ok ,so it did go in my gas door... I love it already.
Yes the dealer pairs it with your truck. Those keypads store two 5 digit codes. One factory one, and one you can make up yourself. Once dealer paires it with your Bronco, you can change your own access code again and again, and it will retain its factory one. Using the wireless keypad unlocks all doors and tailgate with one code entry. So universal unlock. Pressing the ⅞ and 9/0 buttons at same time locks all doors and tailgate. Pretty rad. I got mine on sale on accessories.ford, and price with shipping to Galpin, tax, and programming was $107.73.
The new ones from Tractor Supply don't stink like the old ones.
Please forgive my ignorance... just trying to educate myself since my daughter will be in the car with me. Are there no safety concerns in regard to a lithium cell powered electronic device being an inch away from the fuel filler? 100% safe?Ok ,so it did go in my gas door... I love it already.
What percent is the tint?Got tint added to the two front windows to match the two rear:
It is so, so. I have driven worse and I have driven better. At highway speeds I don't really notice it and my wife (whose thoughts were my biggest concern) doesn't really complain or notice. I plan to add a bit more sound deadening above the muffler because I think the fact that it is closer to the floor in the rear than the stock muffler was makes it a bit louder.
How are you hooking up your portable fridge? Are you just connecting it to the charger in the back? I'm going on a weeklong camping trip and just bought a portable fridge/freezer. Just waiting for it to arrive.Have a 2+ week road trip planned from Ohio to Utah early May and Just completed this project today. Anyone else planning Moab Off-Roadeo May 5th?
Clever!I don’t understand why Ford didn’t put a single clothes hanging hook anywhere in the bronco, so a few days ago I installed 4. I purchased a set of four headrest hanging hooks from Amazon, but putting them on the headrest, clothes will still be bunched up at the bottom and not hang freely so I decided to attach them to the roll bar with two on the front and two on the back. I put sticky back Velcro on the roll bar and on the hooks and then ran a Velcro strap between the two hooks to give them better support. We took a trip this weekend and had clothes hanging on them and they worked great!
Headrest clothes hangers
Velcro on roll bar
Hooks attached
Inside
Looks like it is out there. Where exactly?Hauled (crawled) some coworkers up to the highest (still in very rough development) home sites in Vegas to survey client lots.
One of them who rode in back said "now I know what riding my Ducati without a full face helmet feels like"
