I'm up in the Salt Lake valley. I am glad to hear that the top is able to be wrapped. Did they have to make any permanent changes to the top before wrapping? Like scuffing or sanding or applying some kind of adhesion promotor or anything that after taking off the wrap it wouldn't look original anymore? I would go the wrap route if it could be cleanly removed. I'm also curious about how much it cost.
My guy only used soap and water to prep the top, he washed it 6-8 times because the dealer had coated it. He didn't want to risk warranty issues should I have top problems. I had my grill, hood(whole hood is wrapped in blue), back of mirrors, top, stripes and inside door panel spots wrapped too. Total cost $1700.
Here's the website: https://www.ridelifeindustries.xyz/color-change-wraps
Is that weather stripping on top of your capable front bumper? Could you send a link for where you bought it? I'm thinking of doing something similar to mine.Latest update to the Heritage build is some amber turn signals on the front end and a spare tire cover on the back end. Should have my Ford tailgate letters this week too.
It is actually the rubber piece that is on top of the base plastic bumper that came with the bronco. I just modified it a little bit to fit the capable bumper. You could probably get it from the parts department at the dealership.
Oh okay, I didn't know the standard bumper came with that. Thanks!
Very true. And I keep going back and forth. I was shooting for this look.
Just did a google search for a Ford bronco engine emblem location.
