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I've looked to no avail as well. You'd think there would be something by now. Maybe there's just no good place to put them on the bronco.

I dig the retro look of the trailer!

Hey there's a familiar sight! Gulkana Glacier, she's a beaut.

Seven. I carry 3 on the Bronco at all times and 4 on the trailer if I know I'll be pushing it between fuel stops. Its not needed for a trip like this, though I did get pretty close on one stretch.

As long as the clear is only marked, they'll come out easy with a good polish. If you can catch them with a finger nail, they're here to stay, but could still be improved upon. Assuming it's something you've never done before, your best bet is to find a good detailer. I'd avoid a body shop...

I keep forgetting to weigh the trailer but I'd guess around 2500lbs loaded. I've actually measured the tongue weight. Loaded with a bunch of stuff in the tongue box and 3 of the 4 two gal rotopax full at 310 lbs.

My road trips are always well received here so time for another! This time I headed from my home on the Kenai Peninsula, up then down 450 miles to Valdez through the jaw droppingly beautiful Thompson Pass. I've gotta say, I've done a LOT of driving around this state and from purely a...

Did you have a stroke while typing this? Get well soon 🤕

Making a bit of an assumption here but a good time to remind everyone to never, ever, for any reason, use a spinning brush of death style carwash. Touchless only, folks.

Just curious how doable it is for the average mechanically inclined person, and if there's already a list of needed parts and tools anywhere. The only walkthrough I've found so far left a bit to be desired. I'm not opposed to buying specialty tools, and generally not afraid to tear into things...

Frameless isn't inherently a problem though. The Mustang has had them for many years and they're great. They're only an issue in the Bronco because Ford fucked them up. They could fix em. They just don't feel like it.

Should specify if you're looking for wood burning or propane. I love my Ignik for propane and use it exclusively on all my solo trips. It makes less flame than a lavabox but that means the propane lasts longer and it can be used under awnings and annexes, which is what I do with the lovely...

Ya'll do realize nowhere in his post did he say he was looking for takeoff wheels..

I'd cut out some plexiglass windows and daily it.

Man the painted fenders really help the look of the Braptor out. Crazy Ford won't paint the door handles and mirrors for that price though

I would suggest a bit of research as there are a lot of options out there. RCI, Trailrax, CBI, Zroadz and many more

Fits on the B pillar just fine and IMO is the perfect place for it. Blends in and is actually useful. Can't for the life of me understand putting it in an inconvenient location like the fuel door.