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I forgot to include a pic for reference. Factory half doors on the front, factory full doors on the rear. Note how much bigger the opening is up front.

Welcome to the dark side. I have a 2014 as well.

A buddy had a tornado take down some trees, and I used it as an excuse to buy a chainsaw like I've wanted to for a while. It's not as serious saw, just a 20 inch Craftsman from Lowe's, but is doing a fine job chunking up wood for my woodstove and backyard firepit. I drive a Jeep, so a "load"...

As a current 4-door Jeep owner with 2-door envy, this is no small matter, and definitely one of the factors that has me considering a Bronco for my next vehicle. My Jeep is my DD, but also the family's primary roadtripmobile, which means 2 kids in the back seat and a decent-sized dog who rides...

Was just gonna ask if this is the sweet blue I’ve seen on some Mustangs! ?

As a Wrangler guy, lemme say, Wranglers for towing are... Especially 2-door models. The Bronco pic in the OP looks encouraging... even if the trailer is full of marshmallows.

The 6G Bronco 2-door basically looks like how I was hoping the new Defender would look. Current Jeep owner. Bronco is definitely in the running for my next vehicle purchase. Defender is definitely not.

How come you call yourself a "Mountaineer" when you live in the flat part of the state? WVU alum? Appalachian at heart? Homesick?

Last duck in the line!

My most frequently visited forums- aside from here, where I'm a noob- are: Wrangler Forum. (You can probably guess what that one's for.) Sherdog. (MMA chat and ridiculous photoshop exchanges.) Steve Hoffman. (Music/audio equipment chat.)

Stepsi-... wait, you said YouTube... Never mind!

I'm an IT guy, part of the support system for the enterprise software of a sporting goods company. Been with the same company for almost 27 years. I've been in a number of roles both on the business and IT side of things. Not glamorous, but I'm happy to be a useful cog in the wheel and have...

As a 46 year old guy- who didn't take proper precautions when he was younger- I can't agree strongly enough! Over the last two years, my accumulation of dermatologist procedures has included: * Two Mohs surgeries for squamous cell, on my temple and forehead. (Healing up from the latter right...

I like it! (Hmm, this forum appears not to have one of those "hiding under a chair" emojis... pretend you see one here!)

Will the rear seats be easily removable? For a solo traveler, that'd make for a ton of room. I've seen a few Jeep folks do that.

I have a Gobi rack on my Jeep. (They also make racks for, among other vehicles, the Raptor.) There are quick release mechanisms at the light bar and you can pivot the main structure of the rack backwards to fiddle with the top. Cons: Customer service and shipping can be slow. Pros: American...

I'm not real handy. Bulb replacements and bolt-on mods I handle myself. For pretty much anything else I take it to the dealer.

I have a number of teachers in my family... y'all are ALL underpaid. Thanks for what you do.

As a Jeep owner, I gotta say, this is one of the head-scratchers of our community. It looks totally stupid.