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Yes, there has been several members who have done it. This is one thread about the “hidden winch”. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/rough-country-hidden-winch-install-2-3-badlands.32997/

Glad to meet you today Matthew. Welcome.

Sale it and order you one that already has those items. It will be to costly and time consuming to modify that one.

You should read up on MIC hardtop and Modular hardtop. I‘ll bet you a John Deere tractor a “modular hardtop“ was not sold to the public as you stated.

:unsure: they are running at production capacity now with the parts they have available. Many here have been waiting much longer than three months. Will you drop the modular top? It’s been stated they won’t be available until 2023.

For those of us needing a full time power source for braking devices inside the vehicle. You can tap into the inside fuse box #29 with a Micro 2 tap. #29 is a spare with constant power, then connect a cigarette lighter socket. I have inserted a pic of the Micro 2 tap.

Slide the seat more to the rear and use the ball of your foot to depress the clutch pedal.

You say you “can” but worry about the price for premium and can’t even decide on which model Bronco but, I suppose a Camaro is amusing. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Why someone would want to find the top end on a lifted, square box riding on 35’s is beyond me.

Cash, there wasn’t enough of a balance to get a loan. We traded in two vehicles due to downsizing for retirement .

Fill it with a cover with a Bronco cut out

Saw these at Advance Auto Parts the other day and know there are some here who would love to add these to their build. Yes, you would have to install an aftermarket rocker switch then change out the cover but, how awesome would this be to have...

Hopefully the lights are removable.

Psst, ask your dealer since they have the final say.

Nice. Like the wheels and happy to see another Yakima rack out in the wild.

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Ordered today

Apparently you are correct. I inserted an adapter with a lighted indicator last night and just went out and checked it and the light is off.

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You could wire a 12 volt adapter taped into the #29 space at inside fuse block under the dash on the driver‘s side. That‘s what I did to have 12 volt power source for a flat towing brake system I have.