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Does anyone have any smart ideas for covering or holding down the seatbelt buckles in the backseat? They stick straight up and even with a dog hammock seat cover, but they make it hard for my poor old dog to get comfortable back there.

Regret may be too strong a word, but there have been many times when I wished I had more cargo space. If you plan on sleeping in it, you'll definitely want the four-door. I'm 5 feet tall and can "sort of" fit on the diagonal, but it's not ideal. Luckily I'm more of a tent camper. Lumber is a...

This makes me very happy! Thank you for posting.

Well, I'm only 5 feet tall and I have done it multiple times! I can mostly avoid it now. I thought it was because my seat is so far forward. :)

It's ju It's just more convenient, especially with the 2-door and a roof rack. Necessity isn't the only mother of invention.

ACK! I have a significant design flaw. :oops: Make your loop thin enough so you can tuck it back into the trim panel. The release lever works when the doors are locked, and it didn't set off the alarm when I did it (I did have the keys on me, so that may be why). Either way, tuck that loop away...

SORRY! I should have said in response to that thread.

Yikes! This is a good point, I'd better test that out.

Thanks! It was in response to was inspired by another thread, where there wasn't an answer to the question. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/whos-got-the-best-way-to-open-tailgate-from-inside.37577/ So thanks to @Roll Sound for that.

Hmm, haven't tried it. I’ll get back to you.

Convenience. If I'm sleeping in the back, it'll be easier to get out.

This is an excellent point! My dog rides in the backseat but I'm glad you mentioned it for others!

@orion and @FlyingScot Here ya go: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-make-an-emergency-release-handle-for-the-inside-of-your-swing-gate.48439/ Thanks for the interest! I didn't want to do it all over again, so I wrote it from memory and took photos. I hope it's complete. Let me know...

I made this release handle out of paracord so that I can get out from the inside of my Bronco rear swing gate. Recommended Tools & Supplies Plastic pry tools Four (4) inches of wire, or anything you can fashion into a flexible sorta needle, I used 22 gauge craft wire. Small needle-nose...

The release lever inside the tailgate panel has a hole in it, so I ran some paracord through it and created a handle. It works great! Thanks to @CUPRA for giving me the paracord idea.

Never mind, my question is moot. The piece that covers the seats is longer than the back piece! 🤓 @LHD Still have to sand & cover, but here’s mine. Thanks for the inspiration!

Hey there LHD. This is beautiful! Can you tell we what kind of hinge you ended up using? I'm not seeing any that will fold flat both ways.