If You Had $500 for Bronco Upgrades — Interior or Exterior First?

[AIGMUX]

Quick discussion for all Bronco owners here.

Suppose you have a $500 budget for upgrades right now.

Would you spend it first on interior comfort accessories (handles, armrest organizers, LED interior lights) or exterior mods (body protection, appearance trim, trail gear)?

I make Bronco dedicated aftermarket parts for both categories, and I want to see what the community prioritizes most. Drop your choice and reason below!

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[ducksface]

Storage items, dash cam, phone stuff...not fluffy things like scoops and colored bits.

 

[AIGMUX]

Storage items, dash cam, phone stuff...not fluffy things like scoops and colored bits.

The products you mentioned are all very practical!

 

[Matt-in-STL]

I would upgrade the interior LED cabin lights and the cargo area first them move to some LED POD/Ditch lights on the exterior.

 

[ducksface]

I would upgrade the interior LED cabin lights and the cargo area first them move to some LED POD/Ditch lights on the exterior.

We've had our bronco for about two-week now.
I added my first interior light(that locking tail gate vent thingy has lights on it)yesterday and I am converting some rv interior lights to fit on the roll bar.

 

[Bronco Naughty Pines]

If you plan on any off-roading, recovery accessories are essential. I know it not fun stuff. and you may never have the need to use it, but it's a great piece of mind when you have it with you.

 

[ducksface]

If you plan on any off-roading, recovery accessories are essential. I know it not fun stuff. and you may never have the need to use it, but it's a great piece of mind when you have it with you.

I'm looking for a place to mount my folding sand anchor.

 

[ZippyKen]

For a two door, interior storage was #1 for us.

 

[AZ_Liberty]

Darkest ceramic tint your Kalifornistan overlords will allow.

Bronco is a hot-box.

 

[razehound]

$50 for cabin lighting, $30 for cargo lighting (both wired to one aux)

$300 for seat covers (not ideal but can get neoprene probably)

$50 for auto stop eliminator

$70 for grab handles (fixed, not paracord)

 

[G1D1UP]

1. Buy things that make you look COOL to other Bronc owners... This is important!

2. Buy things that make other Bronc owners jealous of you because you look COOLER then they do. This is equally important!

I heard this Bronc vehicle is good on trails... whatever! Okay, I guess...but you can explore buying all that "off-road" garbage once you accomplish tasks 1 & 2.

Don't forgot to accomodate your squishy man parts/tools, so they don't go rattling around in the cab of the vehicle. You don't want important accessories flying around when jealous Bronc owners are swooning at your feet. Because you're looking COOL.

 

[OracleLights]

That's a tough one... in our case for lighting, probably interior cause you can get more for $500! For that price, you could get a cargo light upgrade, a dashboard kit, and maybe even an off-road pod flashlight to keep in the glovebox!

 

[jeffreybehr]

A strap-around-the-spare-tire mounting system for gasoline and water jugs and one-each gas and water jug. Oh ya...a 4-tire-inflation/deflation system; already have the compressor.

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