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The stitching in your seat is blue, and typically the accent would be blue, at least it is in our Outer Banks. So yes, looks like a factory mistake.

Two posts up I posted a video of OEM style tail lights. There’s a smoked version and a red version and also the Raptor style tail lights. They are all around $300 for the pair and plug and play. Links to them in the video description.

Big fan of the Rigid 360 Series here too:

Mabett mud flaps have done us real well for almost 18 months now.

So, they are just the same as cell phone protectors, they peel right off. They are more static than they are sticky (although they are still slightly tacky). I had no issues at all in peeling it off after a few days.

Mabett sells a set of OEM looking tail lights that work with the non LED wiring as well. They are simply plug and play. Here are a couple of install videos:

Here’s where I put the foam, in the video you can see it at the 3:23 mark. The instructions I received (had these on around 18 months now) didn’t suggest anywhere else to put the foam, but in this location. Hope that helps.

No they are not. These ones I installed this weekend are the Raptor style ones. The ones that a member had an issue with recently were the smoked LED versions that look just like the stock LED tail lights. I’ve had those ones installed as well in the past and didn’t have any issues with them.

Installed some Raptor style LED tail lights by @Mabett - really like how they turned out. Nice and bright, plug and play. Work well with the other lights on the Bronco and especially with the @Form Lighting Bronco headlights with the amber DRLs!

It really is the weirdest set up for floor vent heat in any vehicle I’ve owned, especially for a convertible. It’s so great to be able to have the top down and be surrounded in a cocoon of heat (do this all the time in my Camaro) but the Bronco is so difficult to get any heat to the floor area...

Congratulations on the win! Really happy with the Form Lighting lights here too. Easy to install, great light output as well, especially the high beams! I noticed the blue cut off as well, wonder if there is any adjustment that can fine tune it or if it’s simply down to the positioning of the...

I’ve checked out a couple of sets, the Mabett ones and Xomzema ones. I prefer the Mabett ones and run them when it’s nice out.

Installed some new side steps, replacing the OBX ones. They are slightly higher up and offer a little more protection underneath.

That’s great to hear, yes, I’m expecting the same reaction from my son this week. And you’re right, not a huge amount of room to install them, you should try recording a video while doing it too! 🤣

Was finally able to get hold of a set of the Mabett under seat rear air vent deflectors and installed them this weekend. Going to be cold this coming week in Texas so they’ll definitely get a work out!!!

I’m a big fan of the the Mabett ones, going on 18 months now with no issues. They for both Sasquatch and Non Sasquatch versions. Also have the Ford Accessories Trail Armor to cover the pinch welds and protect the lower area too.

This was my solution from almost two years ago. No issues at all, remains in place and no issues with LEO either. And it also doesn’t dangle down to get hit. Link to product in the video description:

Another fan of the @Form Lighting headlights here too. Really like them a lot. The projectors are really bright and the option to switch between Amber and White DRLs is nice too!

I would assume that they install in a very similar way to these:

Another fan of the Mabett ones here. Had them on for almost 18 months now with no issues at all. On an Outer Banks with side steps and Sasquatch package.