Recent content by 351W-Bronco

I posted all the pics and videos that I took, and everything I asked and that was answered, is posted here. I dont' have any firsthand knowledge of installation or operation, sorry. Herb

You are all welcome. I know how hard it is to buy something more or less blind, especially when it's pricey. Good luck. I think I recall the owner saying they would be offered in black, white and color-matched. Herb

Oh, and as you can see, the owner does not have a roof rack assembly or solar on the top, so I would assume adding either would raise the noise level.

Talked with the owner yesterday. He said he feels the windnoise is less than the factory hardtop. Both have front seals, but the factory hardtop also has the seals around each panel that he felt contributed to the noise level with the stock hardtop. Video of interior of the Ursa Minor tent. A...

The owner, from Washington State, is here and I briefly spoke to him. If there's something specific, I'll see if he's here tomorrow, but I doubt he would give timeline info since he's not part of the company. Herb

Saw this today at Overland Expo in Flagstaff. Its a one-of-one right now being evaluated by the owner who's giving feedback to Ursa Minor. Herb

Even more amazing is that Yahoo.com still exists.

Reminds me of the old station wagon spoilers, on wagons where you could lower the rear window. The spoilers helped deflect the exhaust from getting drawn back into the vehicle. No relevant here, just a bit of nostalgia. Herb

Needs a third pedal.

I have a 2.3L manual, and while I've been tempted, I'm scared of starting down this endless rabbit hole of improvements. One day... Herb

First, don't say you're unhurt unless you go ot a doctor first and are COMPLETLY sure that you're not hurt. Second, if not totaled (don't think it is) make sure any insurance claim accounts for the lower resale value of your vehicle since it's been in an accident.

So you have tube doors on, and then proceeded to lock the doors?:unsure:

I have a mix of gear from over 25 years of wheeling, but I have been investing in higher quality gear, including from Safe Xtract. Made in USA, used by the military, and serialized data tag "including the rope’s Strength Rating and a unique serial number linked to every production step for...

Saw this at my local dealer this morning. Personally not a fan, but if it floats your boat, it will be distinctive.

Don't forget green chile (New Mexico), vs. green chili (Colorado).