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No, they won't. South Florida Jeeps already beat both of them. Their hard top for the Bronco is already available, and in stock. It's a piece of crap, and it costs more than nine thousand dollars, but it's available now. https://www.soflojeeps.com/product/bronco-stallion-slantback/

So, does it actually do anything to make your vehicle run any better, other than by the reduced weight in your wallet?

“My dealer said…”

@Seanette and I have seen a few “‘Bronco’ Sports”, but the only occasion on which we have seen any real 6th generation Broncos was last October, when we went to Serramonte Ford to order ours.

South Florida Jeeps already has a Bronco hard top on the market. You can buy it now, if you want to pay more than nine thousand dollars for a roof that pretty much ruins any access to or usability of the cargo area. As overpriced, and as bad as their offering is, they seem to be first to the...

To be fair to Webasto, they have a very long history of making roofs and roof components for far fancier cars than the Bronco, and have generally had a very good reputation. Somehow, they managed to f••• up their attempt at making a roof for the Bronco, and their efforts to unf••• it have so...

Even if the price winds up being about the same, Patriot certainly looks like it's giving something much better for the money.

That's my impression as well. I think the primary reason that it's taller is to accommodate the built-in light bar, with more headroom and cargo space being a bonus side-effect. Patriot Fastbacks also makes a point of boasting about how sturdy, and how well-insulated their tops are. Those...

With which one? The Patriot Fastbacks top? I'm much more impressed with it than with ADV's, at least so far. What I was expecting to be its downfall is the price. Turns out, ADV's top is more expensive, and as far as is apparent to me, nowhere near as good.

There is South Florida Jeeps. But that one is more than nine thousand dollars, and if you plan to make any significant use of your cargo area, then you do not want this one. I think it's the only aftermarket hard top for the Bronco that is yet on the market. ADV, Patriots, and any others, are...

When I ordered, I really wanted the hard top, but my dealer advised me that that would likely add another half year to my wait. After test-driving a Wildtrak with a soft top, I decided that I could live with the soft top until a decent hard top became available to me. I've since been hearing...

It looks to me like ADV's whole plan here is based on hopefully not f•••ing theirs up the way Ford/Webasto did.

That's a matter of personal taste, I suppose. I'm the sort who cares much more for practical usefulness than for appearance. If I had the choice, at equal, reasonable prices, between that fragment of solid digestive waste that South Florida Jeeps is offering, somehow made to look very...

My impression is that ADV's intent was to try to make something as close as they could get to what the Ford/Webasto top was supposed to be. So, noise levels will probably be comparable to the Ford/Webasto top, if you're comparing it to a non-defective version. Patriot Fastbacks makes a big...

The point of this thread was for me to ask about the feasibility of keeping my soft top on for the trip down, and carrying it back inside my vehicle on the way home.

Do you understand that that $695 was never meant to reflect the full cost of the top? If you get a Bronco from the factory that does not have the MIC, then it has the soft top instead, which is “free”, if you look at it from the B&P, but in fact, it's not really cheap, either. If you could get...

ADV and Patriot Fastbacks are both in about the same area, not far from Los Angeles. I think a third possible source has also emerged, in that same general area, , but whatever details I saw aren't coming to my mind right now. I'm figuring that if I end up buying a top from any of these...

We'll have to see how Patriot Fastbacks' offering turn out. Nothing yet about it on their web site, but based on what they've been letting out via Facebook, it looks like their first offering for the Bronco will be very similar to this one that they have out for the J••p. Their price for this...

How would any of the rest of us know what you did or did not read?

That makes me wonder if there is any possibility at all of obtaining a copy of the Intel port of NeXTstep, and making it run on modern PC hardware. It's probably a very long shot, due to hardware having evolved so far since then, and there probably being no drivers for NeXTstep to support most...