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Plenty of room for a 25 gallon tank 
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Well it looks like I've been demoted to a 4-door now. Those front seats don't move near enough to get my babies, which are both in rear facing seats, in the back. My 2-door dreams have been shattered. There goes the money I would have saved.
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Good question and I think it was answered it did, but I missed it, and forgot to follow back up. Hope someone could answer this if they know ....
Before I forgot thanks for the video and photos!
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Back seat entry for the 2-door Bronco is absolutely perfect as long as your friends and family are built like this:
Wow better be a parkour expert to get in the back seat. I can't believe they don't have a tilt-up function. Maybe on the passenger side?
Even front facing would be rough. I use to do it in my BRZ, but that seat slide forward enough that it wasn't bad. This doesn't look like you get much clearance
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Makes me want it more. I will have tally marks etched into the vehicle to track it's confirmed frags (busted shins, bumped heads).Looks about as easy to get into the back as a mustang. Except if it's on 35s you might slip and fall on your ass and get a concussion.
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Should be easier to get out at leastLooks about as easy to get into the back as a mustang. Except if it's on 35s you might slip and fall on your ass and get a concussion.
Same here. Don't give up hope yet though. Nothing is moving me from 2 door. We can always lower them in standing on the back tire. Stay strong brother. It will be worth it.
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There may be a chance of it with this being a pre-production model ... and ... he was being careful with the seat movement. He also only wanted to demonstrate on the driver site, since the passenger side has issues making it difficult to move. So, could be a possibility with the tilt-up feature.
An aftermarket strut tower[high clearance] brace would be nice. I find they greatly reduce over steer during wide radius, moderate speed turning.
If one were available...i would want one for the 2.7TT.
If one were available...i would want one for the 2.7TT.
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Passenger is exactly the same. I was there talking with the Ford guy.ok, you guys are killing me... Need to see Passenger seat move... flip or tilt? ?
Ain't no one but a little kid getting in back from driver's side.. Come on FORD... give us something already!!!!!
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