Looks good. I pulled my seatbelts and rolled them up and ty-wrapped them to the retractors, that way they are completely out of the way and no rattles.I finished the rear platform today, all in for materials wood, paint, adhesive, and area carpet all from Home Depot $75.
Where did you get this bar?And another cosmetic addition for the front end, a grille guard with light bar mounting capability for future lighting.
Any pictures of yours?
I started with a full floor one hinged for the storage area but realized it was unnecessary. This allows easy access to the storage area, leaves the tie-downs exposed and the dogs like it.
I saw that today. At first I thought the price was a little high and I started looking around for the way I could piece one together, after doing that I figured that it is probably worth a few bucks extra to go ahead and buy the RC one.Did an Rough Country MLC-6 Multiple Light Controller in anticipation of adding lights and having somewhere to tie it into the OEM Upfitter switches. There is a power and ground for each switch with a 40 amp relay and 30 amp fuse. The main power line has a manual 50 amp circuit breaker intergraded to 8g cable to the battery terminals and an integrated LVCO (Low-Voltage-Cut-Off) circuit. This is well constructed as well as functional. Total installation took about an hour due to my OCD with heat shrink tubing and soldered wires not crimped with the included connectors.
did you put vinyl on the bronco lettering?And another cosmetic addition for the front end, a grille guard with light bar mounting capability for future lighting.
Yes, they are Ford authorized raised letters, with the holographic seal from TufSkinz
how long did it take you to get them on there like that? I just ordered them.Yes, they are Ford authorized raised letters, with the holographic seal from TufSkinz
Maybe 15 minutes including cleaning each letter with 70% isopropyl alcohol.
