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I agree and it seems like from what I've seen from the accessories that have been shown that that is to be true.

I need the 4 door cargo space measurements!

Can anyone tell me the 4-door rear cargo dimensions? JK pics for reference.

Does anyone know the dimensions of the rear cargo area on the Bronco 4-door, I checked the website and I couldn't see it. I included the Jeep JK space for reference.

Sheehy in Gaithersburg, seeing as they are owned by the same people I'm going to ASSUME no.

I'm aware of that, however most aftermarket companies out there are cheaper, same quality (if not better) and their warranty is usually just as good.

This with a chrome center cap would be very close to the OG look. Then the screws to match the color of the paint.

I'm literally in the same boat, I want to do a drop-down fridge and a slide-out stovetop, then do a dog kennel on the other side.

Now that's something I haven't seen, however it seems you would have to relocate the rear tire on the swing gate.

I'm assuming that the 2.7L in the Bronco is the same as the one they have been putting in the F-150 and over that time it has gotten some proven bolt-on mods. So what/where can I start? Stage 1, 2, 3, and 4. Reputable brands, parts, where to get them? I'm looking at boosting the power, no pun...

I just saw in another thread that someone screenshot a picture off Ford's website and the Bronco is excluded for the Military. This is somewhat typical for a new vehicle, first-year releases since they have to show investors their numbers.

Start with a Base or Black Diamond and add: Closest paint color to the 66 original Peacock Blue or do a custom flat rendition of it (May have to be Cactus Grey, since Area 51 doesn't look like it would vibe with the white accents and the velocity blue is too vibrant compared to the flatter...

Negative, a high level Ford Marketing team member on here stated next month for Bronco builder

Do you work at Ford?

So, I'm thinking it would look really cool to do a classic trim and color build on the new school Bronco. (This is close-ish, but still not where it needs to be for the classic look) Start with a Base or Black Diamond and add: Closest paint color to the 66 original Peacock Blue or do a...

How did you come across this date?

We shall see, Here's hoping!

In terms of parts/upgrades for the money, the Sasquatch gives you five 35" LT315/70R17 BSW Mud Terrain tires, five 17" Beadlock Capable wheels, the upgraded HOSS Bilstein Position Sensitive Dampers, Locking front and Rear Differential, and your shooting for $3-4k? I REALLY hope so. Maybe they...

I'm just guessing here, but I doubt the dealership makes anywhere near the amount of money on OEM upgrades and partnered accessories that aftermarket manufacturers do. Most people I have ever known with Jeeps and other off road vehicles go with aftermarket parts, lifts, etc and either install it...

I keep looking at the PDF with all the options and packages and it appears that you could build a base all the way up to a Badlands minus the electronic stabilizer disconnect and LED headlight DRLs. I'd wait and build out the various "lower" end models. You might find that you can budget some...