Nah. White hard top. No doors. LOLDon't see why not as the doors won't be attached to the roof. But a mesh sun shade does wonders!
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Nah. White hard top. No doors. LOLDon't see why not as the doors won't be attached to the roof. But a mesh sun shade does wonders!
Nope. That would be impossible, because then the passenger side of the roll cage would be in front of it, and covering it up. Think about it for a second. In the image, we can see the passenger side of the roll cage, which we know goes from the C-pillar to the A-pillar (where it meets up with the windshield frame)... so if that black bar goes from passenger side B-pillar to driver side B-pillar, then how could it possibly be in front of a part of the cage that we know is on the passenger side? Unless the camera has some sort of x-ray vision and can see through the cage.The black bar that you coloured blue is running side to side, directly behind the front seats...from B pillar to B pillar... Not fore and aft over the door opening.
I likely won't be asked because I am not a first year buyer. My eyes are set on the Mach 1 for 2021, and the Bronco for 2022.@Nickp was promoted too!!!!!
"Doug" seems to be recruiting some real talent...I wonder who else will be tapped. I can think of a few solid choices...?
@JimmyDean
@EvlNvrDys
@Paint
@JAGSarge
I'm sure I'm forgetting a few lol
You guys are great, and why I love this forum.
Guess I’ll have to wait a here for the good input you seem to have.I likely won't be asked because I am not a first year buyer. My eyes are set on the Mach 1 for 2021, and the Bronco for 2022.
Each new Bronco comes with its own customizing tool that allows the customer to pick and choose which part to remove. Everyone wins!Soooo...anybody think it will be possible to remove EVERYTHING except the roof? Doors, glass...like the Fantasy Island cars? I can't have the sun on my delicate skin.
is there nothing behind the front seats running across then?? Just front to back?Nope. That would be impossible, because then the passenger side of the roll cage would be in front of it, and covering it up. Think about it for a second. In the image, we can see the passenger side of the roll cage, which we know goes from the C-pillar to the A-pillar (where it meets up with the windshield frame)... so if that black bar goes from passenger side B-pillar to driver side B-pillar, then how could it possibly be in front of a part of the cage that we know is on the passenger side? Unless the camera has some sort of x-ray vision and can see through the cage.
Yes, a few months ago we had some posts about each segment is removable.Jesus this forum was moving faster than a long tail cat in a room full of rocking chairs in the last 12 hours.
Soooo...anybody think it will be possible to remove EVERYTHING except the roof? Doors, glass...like the Fantasy Island cars? I can't have the sun on my delicate skin.
Nope. That would be impossible, because then the passenger side of the roll cage would be in front of it, and covering it up. Think about it for a second. In the image, we can see the passenger side of the roll cage, which we know goes from the C-pillar to the A-pillar (where it meets up with the windshield frame)... so if that black bar goes from passenger side B-pillar to driver side B-pillar, then how could it possibly be in front of a part of the cage that we know is on the passenger side? Unless the camera has some sort of x-ray vision and can see through the cage.
Looks like 3 or four "dimples" (not nipples) on the B and or C pillars, probably to retain the rear side panels.
Going through the photo stash again and might have a better idea now. Keep in mind these are 2-door and 4-door pictures.
Doesn’t look like the B or C pillars cross over the top of the passenger comparment in the 4 door picture. Just the cage/rollbar crossmember located prior to the downward angle break.
The black we see in front of the body-colored cage is the window frame seal connected to the outboard side of the bars.
Indents in the front windshield are part of the top mounting system.
Looks like it might be pretty wide open up top.
Just guessing. I have to take a break now. My family thinks I’m nuts.?
Can anyone help me track this down? I know we are about to find out Monday, but I’d love to know if this was someone with inside knowledge, or just speculation. Hope they’re temovebale!I’m pretty sure someone mentioned during the 4DR leak that the tie downs were easily removable. Everything else seems modular so I dont see Ford skipping on something effecting the aesthetics as much as they do.
I don't know. It's possible there's a bar that runs across there, but you wouldn't be able to see it in the image, because it would be obstructed by the passenger side of the cage.is there nothing behind the front seats running across then?? Just front to back?
I'm pretty sure the body colored parts are painted metal and are the cage itself. The black part seems to be a non-load-bearing structure attached to the cage to seal the door windows, and maybe also help with the modular top and/or soft top.And then, what's going on in the back half? Are the body coloured parts maybe a foam pad wrap around the bars? Because they don't line straight up with the back portions....
Definitely some innovative engineering going on! ??I don't know. It's possible there's a bar that runs across there, but you wouldn't be able to see it in the image, because it would be obstructed by the passenger side of the cage.
I'm pretty sure the body colored parts are painted metal and are the cage itself. The black part seems to be a non-load-bearing structure attached to the cage to seal the door windows, and maybe also help with the modular top and/or soft top.
I can't say I'm 100% sure about any of this, but I think it's what seems to be the consensus. There's only about 51 hours left until we find out for sure.
That’s how we fit a ‘99 Taurus in the bed of a ‘78 Chevy Pick-Up.Each new Bronco comes with its own customizing tool that allows the customer to pick and choose which part to remove. Everyone wins!