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So the lower grill facia panel is already pre-drilled to receive it? I had heard that dealers were drilling holes in the bumper or grill in order to mount the front plate holder on earlier Broncos.That is the standard Ford mount. Screws to the lower grill facia panel.
There are dimples in the lower panel. The holes are drilled at the dimples. No holes added to the bumper. You can plug the holes with color coded plugs. You can replace the panel. You can tell your dealer not to install the mount. The factory does not install it as it is only required from some states.So the lower grill facia panel is already pre-drilled to receive it? I had heard that dealers were drilling holes in the bumper or grill in order to mount the front plate holder on earlier Broncos.
Correct, dealers must drill holes…TELL THEM NOT TO INSTALL YOURS!!! Get the one from https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...order-yours-today.22111/page-50#post-2144739…So the lower grill facia panel is already pre-drilled to receive it? I had heard that dealers were drilling holes in the bumper or grill in order to mount the front plate holder on earlier Broncos.
IAG or Mabett mud flaps are the ones we prefer…Which mud flaps are those and how do you like them?
Thank you for the clarification!There are dimples in the lower panel. The holes are drilled at the dimples. No holes added to the bumper. You can plug the holes with color coded plugs. You can replace the panel. You can tell your dealer not to install the mount. The factory does not install it as it is only required from some states.
The dimples are located here on this lower panel.So the lower grill facia panel is already pre-drilled to receive it? I had heard that dealers were drilling holes in the bumper or grill in order to mount the front plate holder on earlier Broncos.
Thanks...that is my plan!Correct, dealers must drill holes…TELL THEM NOT TO INSTALL YOURS!!! Get the one from https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...order-yours-today.22111/page-50#post-2144739…
That we are…Taking the under for post/page count in this thread is dangerous. As has been stated previously, we're a chatty group in here.![]()
My REB HE is sitting at a rail yard waiting patiently for truck transport to dealer.That we are…Those Portals boys are close behind this week..
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Sounds like we got some work to do, boys!My REB HE is sitting at a rail yard waiting patiently for truck transport to dealer.
I took the under @ 539, I still believe I will make it.
They are the IAG mudflaps that a few have recommended. They were easy to install. Haven’t driven with them on enough to know how much protection they give yet. I drive on a dirt roads frequently, so I needed something due to all the rock chips in my doors.Which mud flaps are those and how do you like them?
They might as well make the Heritage thread a sticky on top of the forum's main page. It's Bronco6g's most popular club!That we are…Those Portals boys are close behind this week..
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