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StickerFab makes some grille letter overlays that you stick over the letters, so no need to remove and paint. Probably not quite as long lasting as painting, but cheaper and easier until you can find a proper aftermarket grille.

Too bad you had to make a big stink about it in a Bronco forum for them to do anything for you, though I am glad they are helping.

I'd love a short throw shifter with a longer shifter arm

So, if you can add modes in FORScan, can you remove the ones you don't want as well? I agree with several posters above, that Normal and Sport are the two that I would almost always be using, so why have the additional, useless options.

Well, that is disappointing!

This is also a question I have, look forward to finding out if the front panels can easily latch back on without the back shell.

I'm considering painting my future rollbars satin/matte black.

I'd like to see a version with cutouts for the built in tie downs.

I prefer to not have a car nanny. I learned a long time ago to turn my headlights on when I start my car, and turn them off before I get out of my car, no need for DRLs.

Try Badlands Off Road Park in Attica, Indiana. Pretty close to the Illinois border: https://www.badlandsoffroad.com/

I was hoping for a brown paint option. I'd get a brown wrap if they were a little less expensive!

In the first video posted he literally says these are not off road vehicles in the first couple minutes, so they are not claiming to be fully off road capable, just that you can have a bit of fun off pavement.

I'd love to hear a drive by or a recording with the camera on the outside. It is my understanding that the Bronco puts out fake engine and exhaust sounds through the stereo so want to remove that from what I am hearing from the recordings with the camera on the inside.

My state of Illinois allows a 6" strip at the top of the windshield so that is probably what I'll get. I find it quite helpful when the sun visors don't quite reach a certain area.

I love those, but the price difference is staggering to my budget.

I wonder if the body colored caps can get put back on, maybe with some 3M double sided tape, to cover the mounting point?

On the bare metal floor of the Bronco before installing the plate system. Not necessarily 100% coverage of the floor.

I wonder if you can put some Dynamat on the floor before installing the "Stealth Sleeper". I asked Goose Gear directly and they said they didn't know.