【Mabett】 not concepts, they will be coming, cargo trunk hooks, cargo trunk organizer, mud flaps for all unaltered bronco

[Mabett]

Cargo Trunk Hooks

I designed it into two states, you can have one more hook on each side, the horizontal hook is fixed, and it is equipped with a portrait hook at the same time, anyone can change its state according to their own ideas, bolt directly to pre-existing holes on the rear roll bar of the Bronco

Cargo Trunk Organizer

The first one is an organizer under the floor in the back, in my opinion it doesn't do much, it's just for better cleanup, or to be able to take out all the items inside at once, anyway, I've decided to finish it, but your feedback decides whether I should sell or not

The second one is the Organizer hanging on the left and right sides, it increases some space, it consists of two parts, a mounting base + a storage box, so that it can be easily removed without affecting other functions, I have not yet Deciding whether to do it or not is just an idea of mine at the moment, maybe meaningless

Mud Flaps for All Unaltered Bronco (includes anyone with Front Rock rails or Front Steps, except Bronco with Sasquatch™ Package, but i have already plan to make mud flaps for Bronco who has Sasquatch™ Package, just need to scan Bronco who has Sasquatch™ Package)

This is probably nothing to talk about, many people want do not any modification to mud flaps to match everyone who has OEM Front Rock rails or Front Steps, and without breaking anywhere in the body, use brackets to create it mounting hole

The above three products are all models made by me, not finished products

Thanks to Cat for making "Mabett For Bronco Design Sheet" for me

I didn't waste this work and updated my design for Bronco in the form and will continue to update and check your suggestions

Forum members can add ideas, and i will provide comments and status.

Fill in your product ideas here, it will be possible to realize

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[Mabett]

I have been working for 16 hours, I will go to rest first, I will reply later

 

[5280Bronco]

Love them all, but those mud flaps need to be on mine right now.

 

[broadicustomworks]

Good ideas.

The hooks are already offered in another place, and everyone who buys them is glad they did, so that is definitely a win for the right price.

The removable bin for the sides seems cool, but not something I'll personally probably ever use.

I like the below floor storage bin. Keeps things neat and contained.

 

[foreWard]

Mud flaps that fit with rock rails seems to be a big need around here right now!

 

[Vico]

Man I’d totally scrap my current splash guards for the ones you have there. They look much easier to take off than the OEM if/when I end up on a trail.

I just wish I hadn’t drilled into my flare to install the OEM ones…

 

[HeHateMe]

Good ideas.

The hooks are already offered in another place, and everyone who buys them is glad they did, so that is definitely a win for the right price.

The removable bin for the sides seems cool, but not something I'll personally probably ever use.

I like the below floor storage bin. Keeps things neat and contained.

Agreed.

And how do you get those white dots? I'd buy those.

(that is a joke about the dots )

 

[KANE COUNTY ILLINOIS]

I like the rear mud flaps, since they cover the gap between the bumper and wheel flare. I like the front mud flaps as well, how they sit up against the flare instead of along side of the wheel flare, like Ford's. Are you still able to remove the wheel flares without having to remove the mud flaps. My Bronco collects dirt between the flares and the body, so I try to remove them every time I wash the Bronco.

 

[nwGTS]

The below storage bin will be great for capturing liquid spills. Porsche makes a similar solution for their 'frunk' and it sells well. I'd buy that.

And get those mud flaps produced ASAP. You could retire from rev on those.

 

[KANE COUNTY ILLINOIS]

Man I’d totally scrap my current splash guards for the ones you have there. They look much easier to take off than the OEM if/when I end up on a trail.

I just wish I hadn’t drilled into my flare to install the OEM ones…

Do you have to drill into the flare? I saw someone else say that they didn't drill, that the clip hold the mud flap and flare together! I like that idea, which will allow me to be able to remove my flare with ease. Hopefully I will install my OEM mud flaps on soon. I have to re-position my side steps back an inch or two!

 

[Bearcat1]

Please build a version of mud flaps for Broncos with the Sasquatch package larger flares!
It looks like these prototypes will only work with non-Sasqutch flares.

 

[Knownman]

The top section of the mudflats is too far into the wheel well opening. If you stuff a tire into the wheel opening, like what happens when rock crawling or overloading, they tire will grab that edge and rip the flap right off.

Have a think about it.

 

[5280Bronco]

The top section of the mudflats is too far into the wheel well opening. If you stuff a tire into the wheel opening, like what happens when rock crawling or overloading, they tire will grab that edge and rip the flap right off.

Have a think about it.

Or maybe it can be tapered? I was under the impression that most people would remove the mud flaps when you do any hardcore wheeling where that would become an issue? At least that's what I've seen on the posts I have read.

 

[Knownman]

Removing these won't be easy as designed unless you carry a really stubby screw driver and clock the wheels to either side.

I think most people say they'll take them off but then when they're out they leave em on because they forget or don't think they'll hit anything enough to cause the rubbing issue. Then that one obstacle comes up and you're not thinking about mudflaps.

I would suggested a taper or a wider lower ridge in the design. as they are they going to catch a ton of mud in there anyways.

 

[WCP-82]

The storage box would be a nice way to load up all those smaller plastic bags of groceries and then lift the box out all at once. Unless it is a bit of a reach to pull it up off the mount.

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