It comes painted black
So I've got an early 21 Wildtrak and didn't have the 2nd hole. I had to drill holes and use a nut insert tool so I could mount the GOAT Cargo basket. I posted a link in the thread write up I did. If it's something you really want, it's not that hard to do tbh.
If I try sitting up straight under attic tray, I hit my head. If I am under bimini top, my head touches bimini top. Without the bimini top, my head would not hit anything. I am 5'8". Hope that helps.
The tent actually takes up a big amount of space once you take it out of the original packaging. I don't see how they get it back in there...
This is perfect thank you.
Awesome build man! Nice and budget friendly, I love it when folks get out there and adventure but don't drop THOUSANDS in cash to drive like the YouTube big Boys on the trail! You and the Mrs. have fun!After 7 months, I finally finished my "Car Camping build". Not quite a full overlander, but good for a few days off-roading and sleeping in the back with an attached tent. Needed to make it both rugged and as comfortable as possible for the wife and I. With a 25 month wait for the Bronco, I over researched everything and took advantage of big sales like the Black Friday Specials.
Here is my list for what I thought would work best (so far so good):
The D6’s and Rekgens work great for keeping rocks off the paint.
- Step- Go Rhino Dominator Extreme D6
- Rekgen regular length Merica front mud flaps
- Barnes rear shock skid plates
- 10” Baja Designs S8 light bar and wiring harness
- JTops Bimini top
- Oracle Flush Mounted Tail lights
- Stickerfab Reverse Harness
- Cargo Carrier
- Kuat Swing away extension
- Pura Vida attic tray
- Diabolical slide drawer
- Napier SUV Tent
S8 gives me plenty of light up front in a nice compact size.
Jtop Bimini keeps the open roof comfortable and doesn’t flap at highway speeds.
I used the reverse harness to hook up the Oracle reverse light to an accessory switch for rear lighting (should be good for tent set up if needed).
I already had a hitch mount cargo carrier from another vehicle but access to the cargo area was a PITA and I couldn’t use the entire carrier because of the tire. I got the swing away and it solved both problems.
The Pura Vida attic tray is perfect for keeping my recovery gear out of the way but still accessible.
The Diabolical slide drawer was the answer I was looking for to level out the sleeping area and to make logical use of that space. This was my most expensive add-on but it is built like a tank and I love it. I did have to make a 2' platform to level it completely. That is a full size 3" memory foam topper. Wife and I tested it out and it is comfeee... (We are not tall people)
Finally, I bought a tent for the “living room” area. We can have a space to hang out in bad weather and still have access to the vehicle.
I too am looking longingly at the attic tray. Looks like it is available, but the other part needed is not. Does anyone know if the attic tray works with the soft top and it’s operation?
I asked Alan based on this thread:@Ironiguana Where did you get those dividers that are attached to the sliding drawer? I don't see them on the product page https://shop.diabolicalinc.com/products/slide-floor-cover-bronco
