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Yes, that would be, but that's not what I'm suggesting. Use suction cups to affix your glass protectant of choice to the glass. This is how my interior window screens are affixed. No tape. No residue and you can leave them on while stored.

Maybe, but they will definitely stick to glass.

5 points awarded for being unique.

suction cups are your friends.

I only see one Bronco there.

Hydraulic dampening.

Congratulations on the positive identification.

I see your popcorn, and raise you Bourbon!

All the 2-door half racks use 4 mounting points, just like the 4-door racks.

Doesn't exist.

I have not since I gave the canoe away! I don't have a rack yet (just posted a question a few minutes ago about an idea!). It would be easy to do and eventually will, just not a priority for me anymore.

I haven't seen that anyone has tried this and I can't see why it wouldn't work, but I'm not on the expert level as some here. Will the 4-door half racks mount to the 2-door top? As for the why, a few reasons: 1. I don't need all the length. I'm just putting a couple duffle bags up there. No...

Why can't people just use shag carpet as it was meant to be?

Just do what any other self-disrespecting Jersey schmuck would do....leave the tailgate open.

No. A proper internal-plug repair is actually stronger than material around it.

WT McFlork?

If it went on, it can come off.

Not uness you have a loader with a bucket on the front of the Bronco. If so, this I must see!

JCR makes one that attached to their side window panels.

Nevermind. Your stupid ineligible captchas are preventing me from creating an account. F&!@#ing hate those damn things!