Washout floors. Removable/swapable? [PROBABLY NOT]

[Cousin Eddie]

I'll buy the materials for ya if you install a hardwood floor in your Bronco.

You guys are crazy! That would never work.

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[Drex]

No, that's stupid!

I'm installing tile.

What are you, a savage? Heated floor tile, you got the aux switches, use 'em!

 

[vrtical]

No, that's stupid!

I'm installing tile.

That will definitely put you over GVWR.

 

[dmtndan]

Everyone seems really shocked.... guess no one has been in a work truck with vinyl floors. I expected this from the beginning. Anyone who gets a 4 Door BD or BL and wants it gone I’ll take it off your hands for my future BB 324 years down the road when I can get one used. By that time I can probably just ask for one installed lol.

 

[mcdoogs]

No, that's stupid!

I'm installing tile.

You do you, but as a modern man of taste I'm going concrete for that contemporary, industrial style

 

[bdub2you]

Wondering if the washout floors from the BD and BL are removable and swapable. People have said it was softer and squishier than they thought it would be and now thanks to @bdub2you we have this photo.

Looks like the rubberized flooring is just a rubber carpet and completely removable. Drain holes are the only unknown (I think). What’s your all’s thoughts on it?

That's not the rubberized floor with drain plugs. Below is a photo from the badlands of the drain plug and rubberized floor. It's not a carpet and I don't think it's removable.

 

[ehssey]

My 96 Bronco leaks from the windshield, the top on the rear is totally sealed fine. But they were all designed with a nice lip on em and a sloping side rail. Where there is water there is a way, eventually.

 

[Toccoa]

That's not the rubberized floor with drain plugs. Below is a photo from the badlands of the drain plug and rubberized floor. It's not a carpet and I don't think it's removable.

But isn’t that the picture you took under the front seat? If not, what are we looking at?

 

[bdub2you]

My pic was from a dealer tour preproduction vehicle. Your pic is from Ford marketing. Final production will come soon enough. Can’t imagine they’d show people something too far off from the final production version during the tour though.

The pic that I took and you used in your post isn't from a badlands with the wash out floors, it was a base model with carpeted floors. That carpeting is likely glued. The wash out floors in the badlands I don't think are removable . The ford marketing photo is pretty close to the real thing as seen below.

 

[Toccoa]

The pic that I took and you used in your post isn't from a badlands with the wash out floors, it was a base model with carpeted floors. That carpeting is likely glued. The wash out floors in the badlands I don't think are removable . The ford marketing photo is pretty close to the real thing as seen below.

Oh, I just assumed all your pics were from the Badlands. Thanks for clearing that up. I’ll update my first post. so, what is under the seats of a Badlands?

 

[bdub2you]

But isn’t that the picture you took under the front seat? If not, what are we looking at?

That picture you originally re-posted of mine was of the base model (with sasquatch package) with the carpeted flooring. I took it to highlight where the AC vents are for the back seat because I think they're in a crazy location that won't cool anything. The rubberized flooring in the badlands in what you see in the drain photo.

 

[Toccoa]

That picture you originally re-posted of mine was of the base model (with sasquatch package) with the carpeted flooring. I took it to highlight where the AC vents are for the back seat because I think they're in a crazy location that won't cool anything. The rubberized flooring in the badlands in what you see in the drain photo.

Thanks! For some reason I can't edit my first post. I'll get the Mods to lock it. Thanks again for clearing this up.

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