Much like those old Avalanche trucks looked after a couple of years.Won't the grey plastic top sun bleach quickly vs the painted top?
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Much like those old Avalanche trucks looked after a couple of years.Won't the grey plastic top sun bleach quickly vs the painted top?
That looks closer to the top on the cactus grey 4-door I saw. Not discounting anyone’s opinion on this, both of them looked incredible.
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Painted tops are modular. Seems to be an extra removable panel over the back seats. Not sure if each, or neither, has removable rear quarter windows.OK, that looks good with Cactus Gray
Isn't there a difference in quality between the MIC Carbonized gray and the body color top?
The Carbonized Gray top in the photo above appears to be modular. You can see the cut line at the B pillar. Not sure if the side windows are removable.Painted tops are modular. Seems to be an extra removable panel over the back seats. Not sure if each, or neither, has removable rear quarter windows.
Studawg -- I'm with you on the Black... My build will be a 2 door Badlands, with Oxford White, Black grill, door handles, and fender flares. The grill on the Badlands is noted to be the Carbonized Gray, but I hope it can also be changed to Black.I think a gray hardtop would clash with every color considering the doorhandles, flares, bumpers etc will be black.
In my opinion, there isn't a single color Bronco that wouldn't look better with a black hardtop over a gray one.
I don't get the gray thing at all, and if that's all that's offered, Im just gonna save money and stick with a black soft top. I want black textured or white textured. Not gray, not painted body color.
EDIT: I want black, textured, matte or flat BLACK. Not painted black. Not glossy black.
I guess we will find out soon enoughIsn't there a difference in quality between the MIC Carbonized gray and the body color top?
Big panel over the back seats in the 4-door, though. Didn't realize the MIC also had that. So rear windows out only on the modular?The extra smaller removable panel is on the 2 door only.
I agree, I don't want one myself with white but I want to be able to admire other peoples!I like the gray hardtop - fine with the color. I wouldn't care for gloss black. Maybe more of a semi/flat black hardtop as on my Jeep would be ok. White looks cool, and while I wouldn't go that route, hoping Ford offers white because I'd like to see those driving around. Kind of a classic style.
And the removable rear windows are only on the modular? 2 and 4 door? I had thought that the back seat panel was only on the modular, but it's also on MIC?Yes, the 4 door has a removable mid panel over the passenger area. The smaller removable panel on the 2 door basically takes the place of not having that panel.
And the removable rear windows are only on the modular? 2 and 4 door? I had thought that the back seat panel was only on the modular, but it's also on MIC?
Great! Now I'm not locked into the painted top.![]()
yes, it's on the MIC
It’s going to look terrible with velocity blue(my choice). Ill have to either buy dual tops for body color and either PPF or wrap(dont really want to), or up trim to sandsquatch or badlands to get gloss black top.Color comparison...
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Maybe Ford made it grey because it will bleach grey eventually ? I owned an Avalanche and every piece of plastic turned grey. On my Jeep stock plastic fenders I use 303 to keep them dark, but once it wears off the grey returns.Won't the grey plastic top sun bleach quickly vs the painted top?