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Everyone is happy about the frameless doors, and I dont know if we should be
It looked like they came with padded bags for storing in the rear with handles on the top. Those should make it easy to store in the garage. I'm not sure why I'm having such a hard time finding a picture right now of it, but maybe someone else will come across it before I do.
edit: As soon as I say I can't find it...I do...
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Ive drove a jeep the last 7 years. I know all about wind noise. But wind noise became a HUGE thread on the JL forum. My jeep isnt bad at all. I have been in some Jls that was bad, as in so bad that it would give you a head ache at 60(wind buffering noise)
After the Broncos been out for a while all these people thats been use to their family sedans will be complaining about it. You ll see. One good thing about the jeep, the framed door did have a good seal between the door and top. Time will tell on the Bronco. We will revisit this thread next year. Im not nitpicking, I just think it is something that could cause a problem.
Most people that buy a Jeep thinks its all fun and games. I see a lot of people thats all about wanting to buy one, and once they buy one they are just too plain lazy to take the top off. When I had my JK i had been months at a time with the hardtop off. Once all the way up to November 5(35 degree morning and I waved the i give up flag)
My present Jeep I can open and close the top with a touch of the button. Its open everyday when I leave work to go home. I will miss that with the Bronco, but I like that it doesnt have the sport bar in the middle.
After the Broncos been out for a while all these people thats been use to their family sedans will be complaining about it. You ll see. One good thing about the jeep, the framed door did have a good seal between the door and top. Time will tell on the Bronco. We will revisit this thread next year. Im not nitpicking, I just think it is something that could cause a problem.
Most people that buy a Jeep thinks its all fun and games. I see a lot of people thats all about wanting to buy one, and once they buy one they are just too plain lazy to take the top off. When I had my JK i had been months at a time with the hardtop off. Once all the way up to November 5(35 degree morning and I waved the i give up flag)
My present Jeep I can open and close the top with a touch of the button. Its open everyday when I leave work to go home. I will miss that with the Bronco, but I like that it doesnt have the sport bar in the middle.
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Yeah. Duh. Forgot about those. Not sure what the hinges are going to like on the Bronco but this is probably the ticket.What about those wall mounts that utilize the door hinges? I wonder if something like that would be possible with the Bronco's design.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/rugged-ridge/wall-mount-door-holders-jeep-cj-wrangler-yj-tj-jk-jl
Even easier!It looked like they came with padded bags for storing in the rear with handles on the top. Those should make it easy to store in the garage. I'm not sure why I'm having such a hard time finding a picture right now of it, but maybe someone else will come across it before I do.
edit: As soon as I say I can't find it...I do...
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Hopefully those bags are side load so you can put them on the door before taking them off... then you can rest them on the ground without worryIt looked like they came with padded bags for storing in the rear with handles on the top. Those should make it easy to store in the garage. I'm not sure why I'm having such a hard time finding a picture right now of it, but maybe someone else will come across it before I do.
edit: As soon as I say I can't find it...I do...
Thats 2 (or 4) of the 200+ accessories available right there!
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I have a 2017 Mini Cooper S with frameless doors. No issues with wind noise or seal at speed. Same with my 2004 Subaru Forester XT. No issues.
If you want a fanny cooler, a momie reminder, and backache heater, and leather seats.......go buy that 100 thousand dollar Lexus or Rover.....Please PEOPLE! Jesus, I just want and OLD new Bronco. Man you people drive up prices of vehicles because you still haven't got your actual diaper changer! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I like this idea but I’ll likely hang the doors in their bags for extra protection. I’m hoping the bags are strong enough.What about those wall mounts that utilize the door hinges? I wonder if something like that would be possible with the Bronco's design.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/rugged-ridge/wall-mount-door-holders-jeep-cj-wrangler-yj-tj-jk-jl
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