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I found this Door holder idea on the inter webs for a Jeep and decided to utilize the plans for my 4 door bronco.

Ford Bronco Door Holders Using PVC Pipe -- When Off vehicle IMG_8218.MOV

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Ford Bronco Door Holders Using PVC Pipe -- When Off vehicle IMG_8218.MOV


4 - 10' X1" PVC pipe
 schedule 40
6-1" pipe insulators
 (black foam)
14 - 1" PVC elbows

10 - 1" PVC TEEs
1 - Can of PVC cement

Cut the pipe into 10 - 2 foot sections,
 8 - 4 inch sections, 
and the rest into 1 foot sections. use the images above to copy the assembly. Message me for more info if you have questions.
Way awesome idea. Love it.
 

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I'm very interested in a wall mounted option b/c space is so short in my garage... But not the $200 one on Etsy. I think like $80-$120 is a more reasonable price for that... Healthy profit but not losing sight of the fact that it's a small piece of metal with holes in it allowing the wall mount.. haha
I've been thinking about this last couple of days and my idea is a 2 part system with a strap, but it takes up a lot of wall space. I know I don't have the wall space for doors, really don't have the floor space either.
 

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I've been thinking about this last couple of days and my idea is a 2 part system with a strap, but it takes up a lot of wall space. I know I don't have the wall space for doors, really don't have the floor space either.
Think bike hooks and ceiling mounts...
 

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Think bike hooks and ceiling mounts...
Something like that, I was thinking like pictured with a "wall cleat" above it running a strap from the cleat to the bottom bracket to secure it.

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I was looking at Harbor Freight Heavy Duty Ladder hooks. Fully vinyl coated, 50lb capacity (each), 7” open area which could be increased by mounting a 2’x4” first.
That said, as I am currently Raptor-less, I dont know how much the doors weigh or how thick they are. so this may be an exceedingly bad idea!

it will require a lot of wall real estate and a safety strap(s) to be rigged (What could go wrong??? Ha ha). 8 x $2.29 a hook, some lag bolts and 2 - 2”x4” (plus safety strap) and you’re done. And you can hang your ladder on it the other 300+ days a year
 
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Here is a video from Tim @ Budget Bronco where he sets up wall mounts for the doors. His is a 2 door.

 

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That’s GREAT!!! and I was like…🤷🏻‍♂️
Ford Bronco Door Holders Using PVC Pipe -- When Off vehicle 31804129-9F56-45C8-A340-3FFEF1D40F01
 

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How much do the doors weigh? Front vs. rear?
 

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I did this as well, added wheels to mine though.

It does take a lot of garage real estate, so I may be looking into a wall mounted storage option soon.

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Great Idea I think using those HF dollies ... I want to do the same but something that holds the ROOF panels. !!!
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