Mean Green build… time will tell

[Mean Green]

I picked up two molle packs for the back of my seats that another member had suggested. Perfect fit and I was able to get rid of all the loose bags I had in the back. I’ve taken to riding with the seats down. Plenty of room in this configuration…

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[Ford Motor Company]

I picked up two molle packs for the back of my seats that another member had suggested. Perfect fit and I was able to get rid of all the loose bags I had in the back. I’ve taken to riding with the seats down. Plenty of room in this configuration…

Looks like a great addition to your Bronco!

 

[Mean Green]

MPG is up to 17.2… I took the suggestion of applying the free dash mountains to my tailgate table.

 

[Mean Green]

I was digging this… checked it today and it is not sticking… oh well…

 

[Mean Green]

Took a couple of long trips an we are at 17.5 MPG. I think the trick is keeping your foot out of the turbo… lol… Man that windshield is a bug (and rock) catcher!

 

[Steed76]

Took a couple of long trips an we are at 17.5 MPG. I think the trick is keeping your foot out of the turbo… lol… Man that windshield is a bug (and rock) catcher!

If you don't have a bugshield get one! Huge difference in bug/rock issues!

 

[Mean Green]

If you don't have a bugshield get one! Huge difference in bug/rock issues!

Hood body armor?

 

[Mean Green]

We had a nice day and I got an hour to do some work on Mean Green. First I patched the chipped windshield, then I installed an Oracle rear window light. It is currently plug in , as my parts to hard wire did not come until tonight. I’m hoping to finish the hard wiring tomorrow. If so, I will add some pictures.

 

[Mean Green]

I was able to do some clean routing of the wiring and install the top quick disconnect. I installed rear defrost connector covers as well. For now, I wired the lighter connector to a disconnect so I can use it. I made the hardwire harness, but I was unable to get the top panel clip to release to install it.

 

[Mean Green]

I finished hard wiring in the rear light by tapping into the back of the 12 volt plug. Ran the quick disconnect out the small gap in the top of the panel. If I ever remove the top, it will come apart easily. I went back and tucked the wire behind the weather stripping to clean the install up. I believe you would be hard pressed to tell it was added.

I also added Badlands sill protectors while I was at it…

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