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[UpstateNY4x4]

Now that the Bronco is officially scheduled for production, I’m wondering when companies like Crutchfield will get a production-level Bronco to spec out and see what fits.

It’s laughable to think that in this day in age Ford couldn’t simply send a cut-sheet to Crutchfield with speaker sizes and locations. So that we the first wave of Bronco riders can plan for our rigs. It’s not the 80’s and 90’s anymore where u just pop out the factory deck and upgrade with your Kenwood, Alpine or Sony deck from your trade-in. This vehicle is a sizable investment for many of us...am I the only one worried about having a new Bronco with the doors and roof off, awesome big 12-inch screen on display with lack-luster sound?

There are literally no events in upstate NY, so the first Bronco I see in person will likely be my own. Can anybody get these details?

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[SwankyTiger]

they likely have to wait and see what functions are tied into the factory system and that requires a final production unit.

 

[shoelessjoe]

Now that the Bronco is officially scheduled for production, I’m wondering when companies like Crutchfield will get a production-level Bronco to spec out and see what fits.

It’s laughable to think that in this day in age Ford couldn’t simply send a cut-sheet to Crutchfield with speaker sizes and locations. So that we the first wave of Bronco riders can plan for our rigs. It’s not the 80’s and 90’s anymore where u just pop out the factory deck and upgrade with your Kenwood, Alpine or Sony deck from your trade-in. This vehicle is a sizable investment for many of us...am I the only one worried about having a new Bronco with the doors and roof off, awesome big 12-inch screen on display with lack-luster sound?

There are literally no events in upstate NY, so the first Bronco I see in person will likely be my own. Can anybody get these details?

Patience grasshopper.

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

I am figuring speakers, add a sub, and an amp.

 

[Razorback]

There's only a small group initially that are trusted 3rd party providers that had CAD or mannequins. With production going now, more will have CAD diagrams. Even at that though, 4WP has made a comment I several times that was strange. They said "after the first 100 come of the line, we can start production". Not sure the significance of the first 100 off the assembly line.

 

[shoelessjoe]

There's only a small group initially that are trusted 3rd party providers that had CAD or mannequins. With production going now, more will have CAD diagrams. Even at that though, 4WP has made a comment I several times that was strange. They said "after the first 100 come of the line, we can start production". Not sure the significance of the first 100 off the assembly line.

probably so they can do a study of the 100 and get a range for whatever parts they are going to make for it.

 

[Efthreeoh]

There is Malloy Ford, which is about 1,500 feet diagonal across RT. 29 from Crutchfield's home base in Charlottesville, VA. I'd bet once Malloy gets its mannequin, It will find it's way over to Critchfield's labs... After hours of course.

 

[TJconvert2.7]

The base radio in the wrangler is THE reason I’m buying a Bronco.

the fact they made it so small and cheap looking, AND made it so narrow it killed the aftermarket.... just does not make sense to me.

 

[Razorback]

probably so they can do a study of the 100 and get a range for whatever parts they are going to make for it.

4WP has already had 2. The black one and the red one.

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