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I wouldn't delete a trim, more choices are good for everyone. I would delete the nickname "Mansquatch" and opt for something that doesn't sound like a fatal case of swamp crotch.

I believe the Bronco tool roll is made by Filson. I've got a couple of Filson wool coats (not much use since I moved to south Texas) and an oiled canvas hunting vest, all purchased in the late 80's and early 90's. They are of excellent quality although don't know how well they are made now.

I'm guessing Seafood Green is similar to Seafoam Green? :geek: Auto-correct strikes again, I'm sure. And I'm with you, I was - and am - hugely disappointed with the 60% shades of gray palette and a gray/black jeep-looking top. I naively expected classic bright colors and a white top.

Rather than installing a trim piece you could likely get the same effect with a wide pin stripe and it would be easy to remove should you decide you don't like it.

So many new vehicles have an interior that reminds me of a dark plastic cave. I'm really hoping Ford offers a saddle or tan color interior. It helps hide dust and dirt and doesn't heat up as much as a black or dark interior.

I do not want a black top or (even worse) a gray top. If I have to I'll get a white Bronco and then get the color matched white top. Maybe stick a blue stripe on it.

I think the gray top is a problem, it kind of clashes with green or brown (or tan). A white or black top or even a tan top would solve that though. We haven't seen much of the interiors but a green exterior really needs a complimentary interior color like tan or saddle brown. I hope Ford...

I want a saddle brown color option but not leather. I really dislike the dark cave-like interiors on so many vehicles these days. Black is a less than ideal color if you live in a hot climate.

I think this is why there are no green, brown, tan or any earth tone paint colors. The gray top clashes. Making gray the default top color was not well thought out IMO.

I hate to point it out but think the gray MIC top would clash with a lot of those colors. I'd guess that is the main reason there are not any decent earth tone colors (tan, brown, green) available. Don't kill the messenger.

A 2 door on a 4 door chassis with a rear seat delete would be ideal for me. I don't need more than 2 seats but could use extra space for cargo/gear.

When I sold my K5 Jimmy it was 18 years old and the white top was as white as snow. I'm not sure of the material (maybe a really thick fiberglass) but it was definitely not metal and the white still looked great. I don't understand why Ford chose a gray MIC top rather than white. I think the...

DRLs are a pain where I work. I arrive before sunup and have to pass through guarded gates. The signs instruct you to turn off your lights while passing through and showing your ID. Can't do that with DRLs. When I turn the headlights off they need to go all the way off. DRLs can also be...

Hopefully it means I can turn DRLs off completely and leave them off.

I have no interest in a 4 door. I like the idea of a 2 door but it would have to be an access cab style with 12" to 18" of storage behind the seats. I gotta admit this thing looks outstanding. Jeep dropped the ball by not making it. And that blue would look great on the Bronco.

I would like a non-metallic blue but could live with red as well. Regardless of color, I'd prefer not to have black wheels on it.

I think it's just the tailgate latch and locking mechanism.

I don't have any loyalty to Ford and did own a K5 Jimmy back in the day so I would consider a new Jimmy if it is a body on frame truck and is available as a 2 door with a removable top. As long as power is adequate an available V8 would not be a deciding factor.

That would work but if it was available as a long 2-door I would still opt for the 2-door. I would prefer the wider doors and longer side windows on the back shell, I'm guessing they would be similar in size to those on an old IH Scout II. Regardless, it's not something Ford is going to build...

Not everyone wants to haul people, some folks want to load up with hunting/fishing/camping gear, dogs, tools, even stuff like lumber. I think a two door the length of a 4 door with no rear seats and a drop tailgate would be ideal.