Do the panels screw into the plastic at the bottom? Also, if you are in TN, SCE is next month (April 17-21). You would find a buyer for the extra driver's side panelBuiltright MOLLE panels, I’m still figuring out my gear placement. I ended up with an extra driver side 2 door panel if anyone is looking for a deal pm me. Also added some rock worx bits.
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Do the panels screw into the plastic at the bottom? Also, if you are in TN, SCE is next month (April 17-21). You would find a buyer for the extra driver's side panel
Are those light switches next to the rock word bits?Builtright MOLLE panels, I’m still figuring out my gear placement. I ended up with an extra driver side 2 door panel if anyone is looking for a deal pm me. Also added some rock worx bits.
Yes I was playing around with how much those cheap leds would illuminate the rear.
I've been working on a similar setup for my Wildtrak...Does your design attach to a roof rack or some other way to lift the top?I rebuilt the rack for my roof hoist, the first one was too cumbersome, and weighed way more than it needed to. I also mitered the corners so the outside joining 90s could go on the outside and "smooth" out the corners. I also removed the dual picking struts and just put one down the middle short way resulting in a stiffer rack and more ability to fine tune the balance points.
The center pick point is pretty well balanced now. Just waiting for a new set of attachment hooks since the first set were way too heavy duty and had too much of a hook to them. Trying to get hooks/brackets more like the roof rack attachment clamps. The last pic is the old design.
Once it's all done I'm gonna paint the floating shelf struts on the ceiling white to blend and then use spray plasti-dip black on the rack.
Yes mine attached to the roof rack notches on the rear clamshell section of the top. If you look at the photos you can see where the hooks grab. I will caveat this by saying I had to get the hooks modified for a larger angle opening to get them to work the way I wanted and it was not easy finding someone with a 20ton press to make it happen...and even then he wouldn't go wider as it began to stress his machine. But it works great!
Putco emblem lights?23WT LUX - Installed fog lights and trail site lights last week and then installed illuminated grill letters this week. Love that look!
No, both items Lumen8 and letters were pretty pricey from Black Label Lighting.
Deep Fried Bronco.Well I didn’t do this today… but I finished up the exterior of my Wildtrak a couple of weeks ago. Still have some touch up to do on the outside and the inside, but I love it.
The product is Monstaliner. Is similar to undercoating and a smooth to bedliner. No lore scratches on the trail! The color I chose his desert sand. They have 39 colors available online. It can be rolled or sprayed on with their Shutz gun and an air compressor at a rate of 20-100 psi. Prep work is simple, but a little un nerving. Door jams, and interior metal is prepped with sandpaper with a max grit of 320. Exterior panels are prepped with a brown or red scotch. Bright pad. All services get wiped down with MEK and a clean cloth. Allow approximately 30 minutes for the chemicals to evaporate and then begin the application process.
If anyone has any questions, feel free to DM me. This is the third vehicle I’ve done with this product, but the bronco was the only NEW vehicle I’ve ever sanded down!
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