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So it appears there are the following configs for hard top:Ready to head effortlessly into the wild
Both Bronco two- and four-door models make the open-air experience quick, easy and fun. Two-door models come with a standard three-section roof system – left and right front sections and a rear section – molded-in color and an available premium painted modular top with four sections that adds a removable panel over the rear seats and cargo area. Four-door models have four removable roof sections – left and right front panels, a full-width center panel and a rear section. Roof panels on all models can be removed by one person by unlocking the latches from the interior. First-row panels stow away onboard on two-door models.
All modular hardtops have rear quarter windows that are removable in three easy steps – snap, push and lift away in a fraction of the time it takes for competitors – without removing the roof panels. By locating the sportbar behind the second row, both Bronco two- and four-door models offer the largest overall open-top view in its class to take in the sunshine or to gaze at the stars at night.
A cloth soft top, standard on four-door models, provides easy access to the open air and a unique tilt-up function for quick access to the rear cargo area. For customers who don’t want to choose between a soft or hardtop, the four-door model can be optioned with both.
Every Bronco comes with class-exclusive frameless doors that make them easier to remove than what competitors offer. On four-door Bronco models, all four doors can be stored onboard with protective door bags. Exclusive cowl-mounted mirrors maintain sideview visibility when the doors are removed. Trail sights on the front fenders also serve as tie-downs, reminiscent of the first-generation Bronco, have a 150-pound capacity for securing longer items like canoes.
A) Standard on 2 door is a 3 piece hard top, having two panels above the front passengers, and one piece in back consisting of top/sides/back window.
B) Standard on the 4 door is a 4 piece hard top, having two panels above the front passengers, one panel across both rear passengers, and one piece in back consisting of top/sides/back window.
C) There might be what Ford calls a "modular" variation of the hardtop, where the back piece is modular, meaning at least the side rear windows can be removed separately.
D) The lower cost model hard tops are described as molded-in gray color, while there are also options for color painted hard tops.
Maybe we won't know for sure the config and how things come apart, until we actually see a video of someone removing the parts of the hard tops.
And then for soft top, for now it seems there is no mention for the 2 door. Only mention of a soft top for the 4 door.
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