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Yep the ebay listing said only 100 miles on them.

$2000 on ebay, came off a Wild track with 100 miles on it.

I just swapped out my Badland Bilstein's with a set of Wild track take off Fox Hoss 3.0s on my Bronco a week or two ago. Love them Smoother, much more controlled handling, they pretty much improved my Bronco in every way.

Thanks for the pics and info. ‘Looks really nice. I am sure it’s a lot more reasonable priced then the $1200-1400 kits I was looking at. If I bought one of those kits I would have still likely put mats like yours over the top of the kit to keep stuff from sliding around as much. Looks like...

Do you have more pics on how you did your seat delete and got your floor to be flat like that. I was looking at a very pricy kit to do it to mine. I have been looking for other options. Is that the rubber cargo mat from the 4dr? I have a mat like that but its much smaller for my small cargo...

I would think so, as long as they give you plenty of detailed pics or you can inspect in person. Check for damages, leaks and corrosion etc.

For me it was because I was not lifting nor wanting to lift, there was also a lot more data available indicating that I would get what I was after if I made the HOSS 3.0 swap. For me it was more about getting the improvements that I was wanting and not risking wasting a bunch of money on...

Fox HOSS 3.0 shocks were installed today. ‘Don’t have but 20-25 mikes seat time with them, but absolutely made a noticeable improvement. Not only does it ride smoother, it handles better in every way. I will attempt to quantify my impressions with level of improvements by % over the stock...

Fox HOSS 3.0 shocks were installed today. ‘Don’t have but 20-25 mikes seat time with them, but absolutely made a noticeable improvement. Not only does it ride smoother, it handles better in every way. I will attempt to quantify my impressions with level of improvements by % over the stock...

Mine is a 2dr which all 2drs are hard tops. I have gotten use to it, but coming from a 200 Land Cruiser to a Bronco is quite noise adjustment LOL. Got rid of one of the main culprits which was the 35" SAS Goodyear tires, very noisy tread design. Great for off road though. I put 35" Falken...

My Ranger Raptor has been making me smile lately. But it is really a toss up between these 3. This one probably deserves at least an honorable mention even though I owed it a decade or so back. 2010 Raptor F150 with the 6.2L. This is one in the current stable also worth an honorable...

Ebay, they were take offs from another Bronco. The owner of the Bronco they came off of was likely doing a build with custom lift or something and changed them out. They came off a brand new Bronco with only 100 miles on them. There was another similar set of Take offs listed on Ebay. It is...

I did receive them, watched a few how to videos and decided I didn’t want attempt it myself, didn’t have all right tools etc. I have an appointment for them to be professionally installed this coming Wednesday .

Same, after getting some buy bids on my 2dr Bronco, seems now that there is plenty of new Bronco’s setting on the lots, the used market has really cooled off. So I decided to keep my Bronco, and now I am getting ready to instal some Fox HOSS 3.0 shocks off a new Wildtrack that I had found on...

Exactly 👍

Ah, ok so with the right or the left kits, the rear section pictured is sold separately. That makes sense now. Thanks I found this as well and makes perfect sense now with what you were saying.

I was looking at the Goose website and trying to figure out why the 2dr full rear seat delete kit is more expensive than the both the right and left kits combined. That just seems very odd to me. Anyone know what the reason is for that price discrepency. Right side kit = 4414-GGR-SH Regular...

Update on my Bronco build. Well, I was thinking of selling my Bronco once I got my Ranger Raptor, but since the market seems to have cooled way down and after seeing the values are pretty soft now, I am planning to keep the Bronco and my goal now is to get it riding as smooth or as close to...

Yes, they tuck up underneath pretty well. My originals had steps built into the rock rail that step would have actually hung down further then then the power steps do.

Thanks for the help guys. Looking forward to trying these out.