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I can at least help on the license plate bracket. I don't like how low some of the aftermarket brackets hang and stumbled on this one while searching alternatives. I flipped around the orientation during installation and like the end result. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BBLZ3P53

Obviously that comes up a lot but the only options available tie into rigidly-mounted racks in the rear. I suspect that during testing of any such product there's some forward/rearward movement of the windshield frame that results in cracked glass. It's the only reason I can think of that...

You are 100% correct. I owned a full size 80s Bronco when I was younger and it was a great truck for that time of life. Fast forward several lives and many vehicles and I'm driving the kids around in an Expedition EL. I still enjoy offroading so it's got lockers and rides on 35" tires. Fast...

I'm guessing an all-new, limited-edition, Wildtrak-exclusive shade of grey. 😁

I share your mentality in buying used vehicles and keeping them through several hundred thousand miles. I also think you're right on the price timing. The used market is coming back down to earth and there are some really nice rides available at (more) affordable prices. Congrats on the new...

That's a really clever design on their part. Also motivating for existing customers (me) to buy another product from them :) I really like the way they designed the mounting system. Nothing rubbing the paint.

Yes and no. You can physically fold the soft top back but it won't accomplish much as the headliner will still be in place. DD states that it's not designed to be used with the top folded back. After the initial install it doesn't take long to remove/reinstall the headliner. 2 velcro straps...

Oooh that's so much cleaner! Thanks for the tip!

Yep! 😎

Old thread so it's possible you've already found out on your own but there are air hoses at the park office just south of swimming beach 1. Follow the gear list guideline provided with your beach pass and air down your tires before hitting the sand. Saltwater fishing is a pretty broad topic...

It's far from DIY, especially once you've seen/felt it in person. It's a thick, insulated piece with some custom mounts that bolt up to existing anchor points on the truck. Only other option I've seen is to run a sunshade bikini top with egg crate foam between it and the soft top.

Only downside I noticed is the loss of headroom in the rear seats. Front seats are fine, but I'm 6' with a long torso so my head now hits the headliner and tension clip if I sit in the back. My kids are young so it's not a problem, but just something to consider if you're transporting adults...

Tires.

Just got back from the first drive with the headliner installed. While on the road my wife commented about how quiet the truck was. The loudest non-stereo-related sound in the cab is now road noise from the tires. It's a noticeable difference.

Haven't seen much chatter in this section so I was initially hesitant to order but my Dirty Dog 4x4 headliner arrived today. Showed up exactly 1 week after placing the order. Looking forward to getting this installed and seeing how much it quiets down the soft top. Thanks for getting my order...

I love seeing the retro style 2-tone wraps on these trucks. It looks so right with the body lines. First one that really grabbed my attention showed up on BaT awhile back. It was the reverse of yours with the wrap being white, but man....it is such a good look.

Not OP, but I opted for the cheaper non-brand of that same rack and it seems pretty good, especially for the money. Currently $135. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSCPG7L3 Looking at the parts lists and product photos, they're all the same so just go with whatever's the lowest price. That said...

That is such a good blue. Definitely the last color I'd have expected them to drop from the options.