What is the current market for a Bronco hardtop?

[95CobraR]

Just asking as the prices seem to vary here?

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[RagnarKon]

You didn't mention if you were referring to the OEM tops or aftermarket, so I guess I'll do both.

4-door OEM prices range anywhere from $4000 - $6500 for used hard tops, though I've seen some sell for as high as $8000. They still cannot be bought new from Ford unless you are willing to order piece-by-piece and assemble it yourself.

For aftermarket hard tops, you have three options:

• Turn Off-road (@Turn Offroad)
• Anderson Composites
• Armadillo Designs

The first two are actively shipping, although Anderson Composites has a lengthy wait time attached to theirs. Armadillo Designs is scheduled to ship in the near future.

There is also the ADV Fiberglass hard tops and it seems like they are close to shipping?? Maybe?? But they were also close to shipping over a year ago... so... ya' know... take that for what you will.

 

[JawnyBronco]

Not to mention OEM White Modular Tops…

 

[95CobraR]

Thanks for you tech.

I have wanted a Bronco HT since I joined here.

 

[adcam]

Don’t forget Rally tops as well.

 

[GroovyGeek]

There is also the ADV Fiberglass hard tops and it seems like they are close to shipping?? Maybe?? But they were also close to shipping over a year ago... so... ya' know... take that for what you will.

Apparently RagnarKon is one of the following a) has keen sense of humor b) eternal optimist c) delusional

Anyone considering an ADV top should read every post of the 100+ pages thread on the topic before ordering

 

[RagnarKon]

Apparently RagnarKon is one of the following a) has keen sense of humor b) eternal optimist c) delusional

Anyone considering an ADV top should read every post of the 100+ pages thread on the topic before ordering

Probably all three to be honest.

BUT, yes… I do think ADV Fiberglass will have the best hard top on the market… IF—and that’s an extra big “IF”—it ever makes it to market.

 

[MDC1980]

I was unaware of Turn Offroad until recently. I purchased my Bronco Wildtrak this week and don't pick it up for a week or so (out of state, but worth the drive). The only drawback to me was that it didn't have a hardtop. Within an hour of solid research, I determined that Turn Offroad is the route I am going. Everything seems to line up for me: cost, tolerances, rigidity, quality, and components. Called yesterday and talked to the owner on the first call. He was patient, but the lead times don't seem that bad, considering the void in the market. Hope his company is successful in meeting a need with an affordable answer that is arguably better than the other options.

 

[95CobraR]

Don’t forget Rally tops as well.

What is that?

I've been saving money since I joined here four years ago.

I need a hard-top since I have no extra indoor shortage. The local Ford dealer (they service my 2019 Mustang) is not working with me.

 

[adcam]

What is that?

I've been saving money since I joined here four years ago.

I need a hard-top since I have no extra indoor shortage. The local Ford dealer (they service my 2019 Mustang) is not working with me.

https://www.rallytops.com/product/ford-bronco-hardtop-4-door/

 

[HighVelocity]

$4 +/- depending on how many cracks and delaminated it is.

 

[95CobraR]

$4 +/- depending on how many cracks and delaminated it is.

I'd never buy any vehicle that may crack and/or delaminate so quickly after paying big money to buy one.

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