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I haven't used it as much as I wanted (hope to this summer!), but it is working out well. Decided to go with camping blow-up mats for padding.

The dealer replaced the wiring harness and used some ties to make sure it would not rub against the drive train. They did not charge me since it was within one week of delivery.

I've done the rear ones for a "Bronco Bunk" I built, and reinstalled the seat belts. It is pretty easy once you remove the seats, just a couple bolts. I believe there are some Bronco forum threads and YouTube videos. Suggest you search for "seat delete".

Devils Garden campground in Arches NP is awesome. I believe they have some spots that allow 35ft RVs. You need to book/compete for a site 6 months out. Here is a pic from our spot while attending Off Roadeo Sept. '22

With 15k miles I've replaced my once, with 2 cracks and 1 pretty big ding.

I've not done any research on this beyond reading this thread. But, I have noticed while driving "off-the-grid", where I get a message about the Bronco unable to connect the the network. (which means its outside AT&T Mobile coverage), the speed limit display either disappears or does not...

@THE Buckeye Bronco can you remove these clips once installed? My dealer called today and asked if I want them to order the clips for me. They told me that they had to install them, couldn't just give them to me to install later (like if I ever want to sell my Bronco).

Here is a link to the towing accessories from Ford https://accessories.ford.com/collections/trailer-towing?pf_t_model=Model%3A%20Ford_Bronco_2021 If you only need the wiring harness, looks like $279 for the 4/7 pin combo. This does not include receiver and brake controller (if needed).

Thanks for sharing, and for the inspiration. Also, the yellow AK license plate looks very cool on the red bronco!

Yes, I ordered the Tow Package and added a trailer brake, which not included with the package. (There are lots of prior posts with instructions/examples to install the trailer brake. Pretty easy; DM me if you want more details on this). Also ordered a 10" extension hitch so I can open the rear...

We think one of the cracks came from hail, but the second was definitely kicked up by another truck. After doing this trip, I plan to increase insurance to cover cheaper windshield replacement. With the flat windshield, and more long trips planned, I doubt this will be my last replacement...

No, just Normal mode. Based on a little experimentation, and validated by others on this forum, the Eco mode seems to help MPG around town, but not on highways. At least from what I can tell.

Thank you!

That's promising - Do you know what the brand was?

Has anyone replaced their windshield with the Carlite w/Logo windshield? From my research, and info my insurance company provided, apparently this is the brand that Ford recommends (over OEM). Besides it being good glass, I want to make sure it has the correct "Bronco" logo and "Accessory...

The "Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs". Seeing a show there was bucket list for us, and we lucked out that we ended up seeing a group we liked. Great show, even better venue.

Several questions about our pop-up trailer (my other toy!) :): It is a 2011 Coleman E1 (Evolution). The E1 comes with 2-ft front platform, but they also make them with 4 and 8-ft platforms for motorcycles and ATVs. The Coleman Evolutions are a little more heavy-duty than typical PUPs...

Yea, good news/bad news on flat aluminum hood: Bad news is easy to dent w/ hail. Good news is body shop says they will be easy to pop-out via PDR process. We have soft-top, so didn't need to worry about roof damage. Presume the hard-tops will not have issues either. Fortunately, we hit the...

Yep, hit Wall Drug for the coffee. My first trip to Black Hills, but won't be my last.

I was happy with MPG too. On trips, over 65mph seems to be a big break point on MPG. With out the trailer I've gotten 23-24 mpg if I keep it below 70. With still near $5/gal in CA it's worth going just a little slower.