Tape Measured Dimensions: 4-Door Bronco Front Seats, Rear, Cargo Area

[jaruss01]

Front Seats
-Inner elbow pad to inner elbow pad - 54.25”
-Outer elbow pad to outer elbow pad - 59.5”
-Upper door pad to upper door pad - 56.75”
-Glass to glass - 61”
-B Pillar to B pillar - 54.25” (better than we thought)
-Upper dash width - 54” (there is a 2”gap on either side between the door)
-Mirror to dash - 8”
-B pillar to center console - 24” each side

Rear
-Outer elbow pad - same as front. 54.25”. Basically all door to door dimensions are the same.
-Rear b pillar to b pillar - 53”. EDIT I think I messed this one up. It should be 51” since it the same face that continues into the upper cargo section which is 51”. Plus the bench is 48” so 51” sounds right
-Bench 48” (the rear seats look narrow because the sit in between the b pillar, there’s 3.5” of clearance between the seat cushion and the door on either side)
-With my seat comfortably back for 6-0” 32” length jeans - the rear seat had 10.5” of legroom from seat back to edge of seat cushion. And 28” overall to rear seatback
-My wife packs Fresh Direct bags filled with toys and loads the entire rear floor. The seating setup is optimal for this. The passenger seat back (in a lax position) to the rear hinge under the backseat is 18” at load floor. This is a big deal for me. As far as tucking stuff under the seats beyond the hinge I don’t see much usability here.

Cargo
-Seatback to rollbar (visibility) -11”
-Floor to seat back height - 25”
-Floor to beltline/tailgate top height - 21”
-I included the dimension of the rear tire above the tailgate. Chances are I’m stacking cargo up to the 25” mark given the seatback and tire situation. So 4” above the windowline
-The cargo door latch intrudes 3”
-everyone was waiting on this one - cargo depth from tailgate to seatback at top of tailgate - 34”
-Cargo sidewalls angle out some - 44.5” width at top, 43” at floor. Not including the wider cargo area towards the top which I think is 51”
-32” deep load floor to hump. 37” deep including hump

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[Wanted33]

Just one more measurement, and I wouldn't have to take my trusty Stanley tape measure with me to the viewing. That's the distance between the cargo floor, and the underside of the cross member of the roll bar. However, thank you for the others. Those will give me more time to look at other things on the Bronco.

BTW, did ya say "hey" to Tom? @DealerInsider

 

[Garemlin]

BTW, did ya say "hey" to Tom? @DealerInsider

Tom is at Chapman Horsham. This event was at Chapman Philly. That's why I didn't go.

 

[Wanted33]

Tom is at Chapman Horsham. This event was at Chapman Philly. That's why I didn't go.

Quite a big dealership I take it. Like Hendrick's in my area. You can't swing a dead 'possum without hitting a Hendrick's dealership.

 

[Garemlin]

Quite a big dealership I take it. Like Hendrick's in my area. You can't swing a dead 'possum without hitting a Hendrick's dealership.

There are seven between PA and NJ. Five of them carry Ford.

 

[Elmosaurus]

Tom is at Chapman Horsham. This event was at Chapman Philly. That's why I didn't go.

They are sister dealerships. Should have gone, we had a great time. Met a few other B6G members there too.

 

[Garemlin]

They are sister dealerships. Should have gone, we had a great time. Met a few other B6G members there too.

I went to the one at Garnet in Chadds Ford. Met a few members there.

 

[TinStar]

Quite a big dealership I take it. Like Hendrick's in my area. You can't swing a dead 'possum without hitting a Hendrick's dealership.

Knew you was from the South when you started talking about swingin' possums.

 

[lakesinai]

Front Seats
-Inner elbow pad to inner elbow pad - 54.25”
-Outer elbow pad to outer elbow pad - 59.5”
-Upper door pad to upper door pad - 56.75”
-Glass to glass - 61”
-B Pillar to B pillar - 54.25” (better than we thought)
-Upper dash width - 54” (there is a 2”gap on either side between the door)
-Mirror to dash - 8”
-B pillar to center console - 24” each side

Rear
-Outer elbow pad - same as front. 54.25”. Basically all door to door dimensions are the same.
-Rear b pillar to b pillar - 53”. EDIT I think I messed this one up. It should be 51” since it the same face that continues into the upper cargo section which is 51”. Plus the bench is 48” so 51” sounds right
-Bench 48” (the rear seats look narrow because the sit in between the b pillar, there’s 3.5” of clearance between the seat cushion and the door on either side)
-With my seat comfortably back for 6-0” 32” length jeans - the rear seat had 10.5” of legroom from seat back to edge of seat cushion. And 28” overall to rear seatback
-My wife packs Fresh Direct bags filled with toys and loads the entire rear floor. The seating setup is optimal for this. The passenger seat back (in a lax position) to the rear hinge under the backseat is 18” at load floor. This is a big deal for me. As far as tucking stuff under the seats beyond the hinge I don’t see much usability here.

Cargo
-Seatback to rollbar (visibility) -11”
-Floor to seat back height - 25”
-Floor to beltline/tailgate top height - 21”
-I included the dimension of the rear tire above the tailgate. Chances are I’m stacking cargo up to the 25” mark given the seatback and tire situation. So 4” above the windowline
-The cargo door latch intrudes 3”
-everyone was waiting on this one - cargo depth from tailgate to seatback at top of tailgate - 34”
-Cargo sidewalls angle out some - 44.5” width at top, 43” at floor. Not including the wider cargo area towards the top which I think is 51”
-32” deep load floor to hump. 37” deep including hump

FYI some photos failed to load.

Nice work! I saw my first Bronco yesterday in Charleston SC, I'm 6'5", and fit very comfortably in the drivers seat. The electric seat (only available with the leather) makes alot of difference in adjustability.

 

[jaruss01]

A couple things I thought about between the BL and OBX sas - 1. The manual seat controls drove me crazy in person. Are they any different from other manual seats? Probably not, but its been awhile since I had a vehicle with manual seats. 2. The rear legroom is adequate, but not great. the molle grid steals a valuable 1". And with a rear facing baby seat, maybe that becomes 2" in instances where you want to recline the passenger seat during a road trip with a rear facing baby seat behind you.

 

[kencantrell]

Great info! Compared your measurements to my current DD: 2012 Camry SEV6 (stealth hot rod; same 0-60 as the original Acura NSX, but I digress...). Very similar in most front and rear seat horizontal dimensions. Bronco slightly bigger in general, with of course much more headroom. Inside is not huge, but at 5-11, 175 I have plenty of room in the Camry so will have plenty in the Bronco. Can’t wait to pass on the Camry and hit the trails in the Bronco.

 

[Pennington]

Just one more measurement, and I wouldn't have to take my trusty Stanley tape measure with me to the viewing. That's the distance between the cargo floor, and the underside of the cross member of the roll bar. However, thank you for the others. Those will give me more time to look at other things on the Bronco.

BTW, did ya say "hey" to Tom? @DealerInsider

I need the same measurement. Fingers crossed the dog fits.

 

[jaruss01]

I need the same measurement. Fingers crossed the dog fits.

We have it. 25” load floor to seatback plus 11” seatback to underside of roll bar.

So 36” to load floor. But hump is 3” tall so if you want the dimension from the folded seats to roll bars it’s 33”. Maybe 32.5”. I think the hump is between 3-3.5”

 

[Grooticus]

is it really 52” to the hood? How am I only seeing this for the first time?

 

[jaruss01]

is it really 52” to the hood? How am I only seeing this for the first time?

Hell yeah it is. That number stuck with me. That was the one photo that I reserved for flex status and told myself don’t forget to tell your friends...52” tall front lol

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