Stand Alone Hard Tops for Sale? (OEM or Aftermarket)

[BroncoKong Jr.]

Your memory is better than my memory of nothing. Late 2022 it is - ha.

Nope, OEM tops in '23.

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[JohnnyBronco]

Patriot has been in previous threads. Quite frankly I could wear an Abe Lincoln stovepipe hat with the amount of headroom there is under the softtop, don't know why anyone would need more than that. And anything taller cannot use the front rack mounts as a starting point for roof rack

 

[604Bronco]

Quite frankly I could wear an Abe Lincoln stovepipe hat with the amount of headroom there is under the softtop, don't know why anyone would need more than that.

Pictures, or I won’t believe you…

 

[Murph914]

Woof

 

[Bob Blaylock]

I saw this one on twitter, but their current website doesn't show it as of yet. They commented they are currently working on the 4 door, then the 2 door.

"Coming to a dealer near you! The all new #Ford #Bronco Adventure hardtop from #patriotfastbacks, this hardtop is insulated, has a built in LED lightbar and gives you more headroom. With it's steel imbedded mounting points, you can attach a roof rack, tent or any other accessory."

I was looking at their web site earlier. Nothing yet for the Bronco, but I was looking at what they had for Jeeps as hints at what might be in store for the Bronco. This looks like the Jeep top they had, that most appealed to me. Rather pricy, at $3,375 (That's for the Jeep version, I imagine the bronco version will be at a similar price), but perhaps worth it for the integrated light bar and the claimed amount of insulation.

 

[BroncoBoy22]

Yeah but there's wasn't as bad and another one I saw.
I wish advanced used the slight slant like they showed on the 2 door.

Where did they say they settled on a design? The fastback is ugly

They need go with the slant!

 

[AlpineDescent]

I have to think Ford will sell the factory hard top in the accessories store after inventory on the hard top improves.

 

[the blue potato]

Why would anyone put in a light bar incorporated into the body of a hardtop. Unnecessarily complicated and just problematic.

 

[BroncoBoy22]

I didn't read they settled.. But they may have.
From what I saw, 2dr would be slant, 4dr would be Fastback. Though I don't know if that is definite.

Ah gotcha, last I talked with them I think they were settling on the slant design for 4 and 2 doors

 

[Rendo]

Ah gotcha, last I talked with them I think they were settling on the slant design for 4 and 2 doors

I messaged them as well about the slant back and got the same impression. Said they would have it early 2022.

 

[BroncoBoy22]

I messaged them as well about the slant back and got the same impression. Said they would have it early 2022.

Let’s gooooo!!!

 

[brianbrn]

SEMA is next week. Hopefully there will be some concepts or at least some conversations. I bet there are multiple manufacturers working on this. Just keeping their secrets to themselves for now until they are ready to launch.

 

[Thurmy7]

Hopefully Ford releases some sort of details soon for timing on the hard-tops being available as an accessory, now that they finally appear to be keeping up with production for the new the new Broncos being built.

 

[Saltlife4shore]

And here we are in April 2022 and still nothing. ADV maybe in Oct/Nov 2022

 

[MnLakeBum]

And here we are in April 2022 and still nothing. ADV maybe in Oct/Nov 2022

The biggest barrier from me buying one of these hard tops for $7k is that they have to paid in full now for delivery in 6 months. If they took a 50% deposit they would sell a lot more of these tops.

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