Cover aside…. What step is on this? I noticed it has the rock rail still.We want to thank each and every one of you who have made our first year under the BRONCOVER brand a success. Starting now through Tuesday 9/6 get free shipping on your 2 Door or 4 door BRONCOVER when you use code “LABORDAY” at checkout.
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the fabric is 100% waterproof. Obviously when you take a needle to something you lose a little of that but it is designed to keep things dry in even the heaviest rain. As long as you have the tent pole in and water can run off you will be nice and dry.
And please assess risk of dropping doors.....getting them off is easy, getting them on takes talent and strength that I do not seem to have at the same time.
The scenario I face a lot is that I'll swap my doors out for tube doors on the weekend and remove the soft top windows. I won't do it unless the weather outlook is mostly good. Then a stupid surprise storm alert will come through and I'm scrambling to get it closed up and it cuts the time short for open cruising. I am more interested in the half cover you provide rather than a big full cover. I can't possibly be alone like you said, now that people are getting actual experience as time goes by.
I am very confused right now ..... All the folks saying they want it with soft top, the soft top is a cover for rain isn't it? Lol like it takes just a few minutes to pull soft top back on and slide in windows. I guess I don't understand why anyone would want this if they have a soft top on.
Of course, with the bronco being so new, we haven’t had this product on the market very long. Our testing has been on with this same product in the jeep market for nearly 10 years. The material is designed to withstand years of usage. I’ve used the same cover on one of my Jeeps for over 5 years. But longevity and fade resistance is completely dependent on how often and where you use it. The gray color we use hasn’t shown any signed of fading but the black color we have for Jeeps will eventually dull out after a few years. This isn’t designed to be a full time replacement top, more of an emergency top, but it will take what you throw at it. It is hard to make strong comparisons though to boats because your boat is generally going to be covered 8-9 months out of the year and baking in the sun. The Broncover, though useful for that, isn’t designed in that manner.
I concur. I was about to buy until I read the entire top has to be removed. I keep my doors off 100% of the time but keep my soft top on. Too difficult to remove the entire soft top so I leave it on. Would love to find a form fitting cover that fits the 4 door with soft top on.
I've used the Ford cover with the hard top on and the doors off.
Going out tomorrow!
Generally they are shipped the month following your order being placed, so that would put yours into October. I think I will have them ready a little earlier though this time. Possibly as early as next week.
