Eh, I like the body guard guys but again keep the modular bumper. Not just a bent tube. They even relo the camera.lookin for something like this?
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How about a fire extinguisher holder that actually fits somewhere in the bronco besides the generic garbage on amazon?
You practically have to do some storage solution named āsaddlebagā
Something that attaches in a way that doesnt hinder the airbag on that top bar between A and B pillar.. the exact place you would expect a handle to be. I know, its a tall order. I'll pay half as much as a divorce costs.
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I am certainly looking for saddle bag style trasharoo that won't block the rear camera because it has a smaller bag on either side of the tire rather than directly in front of it
Combine that with some sort of mounting system for traction boards horizontally across top half of spare. Once again not blocking the camera.
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I was just gonna say that!
I was thinking a seat mountable bracket for a fire extinguisher...maybe for the rear seat, probably passenger.
Iād love to see some high-up mounted hooks for the interior for hanging things. I realized this week while picking up laundry that there is nowhere in the car to hang things.
There are a lot of random bolts a hook could be sandwich beneath. We have a octopus shaped hook in the trunk of our Tesla to keep grocery bags from sliding everywhere and we use it all the time
There are a lot of random bolts a hook could be sandwich beneath. We have a octopus shaped hook in the trunk of our Tesla to keep grocery bags from sliding everywhere and we use it all the time
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We did the TX Off-Rodeo Saturday and when I was the passenger, I needed a better grab handle. There should be one in the dash right in front of the passenger. It would serve two purposes; helping get in, and "OH SHIT!!"
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That is the mounting bolt location for the rear shell of the hard top. But if you don't intend on ever running a hard top, you could mount something from there.I know this pic is dark and not good, but does anyone know what goes in the accessory ready notch in the back of the roll bar? Iām thinking there are a number of cool accessories you could come up with for this. Rear camera mount, better lighting solution for the cargo area?
1. arenāt you guys already working on the trail sights? I hope so Iām looking forward to those
2. Yes canāt wait to see what you come with on the grab handles
3. Also for sure on the recovery hooks looking forward to seeing those too.
4. Definitely something with a bull or stinger bar that doesnāt block the camera super interested.
5. I would be interested in the carbon fiber fenders from you guys.
6. Also another idea maybe come up with some awesome door sill plates that would be sweet!
2. Yes canāt wait to see what you come with on the grab handles
3. Also for sure on the recovery hooks looking forward to seeing those too.
4. Definitely something with a bull or stinger bar that doesnāt block the camera super interested.
5. I would be interested in the carbon fiber fenders from you guys.
6. Also another idea maybe come up with some awesome door sill plates that would be sweet!
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1) I'd say an alternate grab handle/handles for entry/exit/osh*t first then interior replacements/upgrade.
2) The trail sights would be my second choice, but it would be dependent on if they could be modular or have an option to be flush or almost flush (maybe with a carbon composite top portion
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I already ordered the BYODR, but it may be a couple years before I see the Bronco, so I'll have plenty of time to drool and save up.
2) The trail sights would be my second choice, but it would be dependent on if they could be modular or have an option to be flush or almost flush (maybe with a carbon composite top portion
).I already ordered the BYODR, but it may be a couple years before I see the Bronco, so I'll have plenty of time to drool and save up.
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@EIGHTLUG - My first choice would be the Grab Handles, but couldn't resist the 'FART' option.
I can tell that a lot of people are very much opposed to whatever interior accent trim color came with their model and welcome some change - albeit a small one. And the lack of a handle on the Base will have those folks wanting that for the Passenger seat covers (i.e. person) that need an extra handle to hold on while on those bouncy trails.
Show us some ideas, I'm sure there will be takers regardless.
I can tell that a lot of people are very much opposed to whatever interior accent trim color came with their model and welcome some change - albeit a small one. And the lack of a handle on the Base will have those folks wanting that for the Passenger seat covers (i.e. person) that need an extra handle to hold on while on those bouncy trails.
Show us some ideas, I'm sure there will be takers regardless.
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