Mabett For Bronco Design Sheet

[Panmort]

The TPE version of the console cover is out now, too.

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[Mabett]

Hello Mabett,

Can you design and produce a fender-bumper filler to prevent dirt from dumping onto the bumper? I don't have a Bronco yet, therefor I don't know if this can be easily accomplished.

Doesn't Mud Flap solve this problem?

I think the Mud Flaps block these gaps.

 

[Mabett]

Love how you keep taking our feedback making your product better. Question will the Cargo Floor Mat, Rear Seat Covers and the Cargo Sleeping Platform work together?

The rear seat cover is still under review, as to whether they can be used together, I can't tell if they can be used together at this time, I will document this problem point

 

[Mabett]

In the interest of product delivery, modularity, complexity, I’d shoot for just the light. If that sells well, gauge “full cover” potential. I’d be interested in this. +bonus for standard ambient light integration.

Thanks for giving me advice

 

[j_anderson]

How about the speaker grille for the sub in the rear cargo area for those who want to add a sub to the factory location. We'd remove the cubby, trim the opening a little then add the grille.

 

[Fly by Nite]

Hello Mabett,

Can you design and produce a fender-bumper filler to prevent dirt from dumping onto the bumper? I don't have a Bronco yet, therefor I don't know if this can be easily accomplished.

Doesn't Mud Flap solve this problem?

I think the Mud Flaps block these gaps.

I don't plan on adding rear mudflaps, only front mudflaps to protect the doors from damage.
Therefor, a filler for the area I circled would be of interest to myself and possibly others.
Obviously you would have to determine if you could sell enough to make it worthwhile for you.

 

[redone17]

I’d be in the market for easily removable fronts + gap filler.

 

[Mabett]

How about the speaker grille for the sub in the rear cargo area for those who want to add a sub to the factory location. We'd remove the cubby, trim the opening a little then add the grille.

If I only design the grille, that means I need to formulate the standard of trim, right?

 

[Mabett]

I don't plan on adding rear mudflaps, only front mudflaps to protect the doors from damage.
Therefor, a filler for the area I circled would be of interest to myself and possibly others.
Obviously you would have to determine if you could sell enough to make it worthwhile for you.

I get it, I'll think about it

 

[markpilip]

I’d be in the market for easily removable fronts + gap filler.

Give me front mudflaps that work on an OBX with steps. I don’t even care what they cost—I’ll buy them. @Mabett

 

[j_anderson]

If I only design the grille, that means I need to formulate the standard of trim, right?

With the non-lux models, the cubby opening is a little smaller. To trim it, just follow the line and remove the lower portion.

for mounting the new grille,

Front mount option:
the old mount posts could be drilled and used for screws or if the grilles have plastic posts moulded to them, slide them through and remelt them or use some kind of fastener

Rear mount option:
double sided tape attached to the back side around the opening

 

[Mabett]

With the non-lux models, the cubby opening is a little smaller. To trim it, just follow the line and remove the lower portion.

for mounting the new grille,

Front mount option:
the old mount posts could be drilled and used for screws or if the grilles have plastic posts moulded to them, slide them through and remelt them or use some kind of fastener

Rear mount option:
double sided tape attached to the back side around the opening

It takes some hands-on skills, and I'm not ready to explain to everyone what will go wrong in the installation, it's easy to do, but this project doesn't seem to work for me, if I have car tuning shop in the US, I will do these

 

[daddycreswell]

Is there a discount link for the hood struts?

 

[Mabett]

Is there a discount link for the hood struts?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/mpc/A172TURBX6IYC

 

[Gtrekker]

Hey,

I have a 40" curved light bar on the roof. I have not found a cover for it. Maybe a vinyl cover with a full length zipper in two sizes a 40" & 50". Easy On, easy OFF....

Some states require off road light above the headlight to be covered.

Keep up the good work supporting us...

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