Recent content by PhilCharnas

Yep. They are likely robbing Peter to pay Paul. I’m betting they are trapped in this cycle and the only options are to continue doing this to buy time or eventually declare bankruptcy and start again under a new legal entity.

Thank you!

Hey sorry, just seeing your message now! How did it go? Got any pics? I thought installation was pretty straight forward. The instructions that came with the top were clear enough that things made sense. My Bronco had the prep kit so didn’t need to install additional brackets.

I received and installed my Anderson top a couple weeks ago. It has exceeded my expectations so far. Very high quality.

Love my Addictive Desert Designs Krawler bumper with Warn 10S winch.

My ‘23 Area 51 Badlands. Lots of mods both visible and invisible. Getting a ceramic coating next week to protect that A51 paint.

Congratulations! You will love it. I also ordered mine from Bruno at BMC and it was great customer service and communication start to finish.

Thanks. The bumper is the Addictive Desert Designs Krawler model.

Thanks man!

Looks great on that green paint!

Mine was exactly 6 months.

That’s a good looking truck. I’ve always thought that the stance of these new gen broncos looks more natural and proportionate with a lift and 37” tires.

Until ADV actually produces tops to customers, the only thing to discuss are the hardtops that are actually available :) And yes, we are fortunate to live in the Information Age where it only takes a small amount of effort to understand the market, sellers, and products. People placing orders...

Hey thanks man, got any pics of your rig? I installed the Zroadz trailx R2 skids/steps. Love the old school look of them and they offer a nice platform. That said, I’m 5’10” and even with the steps, it still feels like a big step up. Have thought about the electric steps like you have but my...

Having just swapped out my soft top for the AC hardtop, I can confirm that the rear hard top piece is not that heavy. In fact, the soft top assembly was considerably heavier than the rear section of the hardtop.