Yeah, it still is.MIC not soo bad now is it
This is good too. I've used this before, but depending, the adhesive might not be as tacky as you might want. I had a roll that had pretty low tack.
Just wrap the bars in a hot dog bun; you’ll be fine.I'm already planning on vinyl wrapping mine. It was going to be for cosmetic reasons, but now it's a real reason I guess
I’ve been thinking about this too, I feel like those cushions would be nice to provide a bit of extra padding when getting in/out, or god forbid in a crash. And it might help with this too.Don’t jeeps have cushions that go around the roll bars? Seems like that would have solved this problem
True, but having the cage in body color makes the Bronco look great with the top off. It makes a big difference compared to Jeep and I wouldn’t want to give that up.I’ve been thinking about this too, I feel like those cushions would be nice to provide a bit of extra padding when getting in/out, or god forbid in a crash. And it might help with this too.
Difference between the Jeep rollbars and the Bronco's are that their are airbag curtains in the Bronco that would be inhibited from opening correctly in the event of a crash.I’ve been thinking about this too, I feel like those cushions would be nice to provide a bit of extra padding when getting in/out, or god forbid in a crash. And it might help with this too.
I got to check out a two door the other day. When sitting in the back seat, if I sit straight up, like I am going to rest my head on the head rest, my head would also hit the roll bar too. A little cushion would be nice there too.I’ve been thinking about this too, I feel like those cushions would be nice to provide a bit of extra padding when getting in/out, or god forbid in a crash. And it might help with this too.
I haven't found any in it.Question……Does a new Bronco come with a touch up bottle of paint?