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Just another roof top tent knockoff brand made in China. Purchase it directly for $745, or better yet, buy a bunch to resell and net $555+ each: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Original-Factory-Four-season-New-Design_1600560410982.html

Made this wreath and plugged it into the 120V outlet. I’ve since switched it to solid light mode because the twinkle effect was a bit much for the road.

Short answer: no Long answer: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/adv-production-modular-hardtop.57988/

This is perhaps the fastest I've seen a thread discussion on this forum devolve at the mention of EVs.

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Painted and glued on a rubber liner to doggo platformo. All ready to go!

Just don't go driving full speed into a concrete barrier at head level and you'll be fine. This Bronco hit an overpass while being transported.

Until you come to a stop light going down hill and it immediately wants to push you into the intersection.

More like the design team was being held hostage by an idiot:

Built a platform for our dogs when going on a road trip. The cargo area is usually full of all our other gear, so I wanted a nice, stable place for the dogs to sleep. Just need to glue on some rubber mats to keep them from sliding around.

Sounds like a good way to drain your battery and get stranded unless you plan on carrying a jumper pack/cables.

Only once when installing my Trailrax roof rack. Haven’t ever experienced any creaking or odd noises before or after the install, so I haven’t had much concern about the stock support brackets. I don’t doubt JCR has done their research and testing with this. I just find it interesting the issue...

I'd be curious to see if there's any long term wear on the underside of the roof where these new brackets are mounted after having a load bouncing around on top of it. It seems like Ford designed these tops to flex a bit and intentionally did not want them to be braced too much by the roll bar...

I haven't tried this product yet but I stumbled upon it a few months ago, they seem like they have some interesting mounting solutions: https://vaast-explore.com.au/collections/all-products

Yes, any of the aux switches should work with relays.

I'm not saying this is a perfect solution. I agree, I don't consider this a fully-compatible "plug and play" kit. I have my doubts there ever will be something like that available unless things change on Ford's end. With the amount of electronics in vehicles these days, I'd imagine it'd be next...

ITT: People who don't understand what closed source software is.

My DIY version. Picked up a wire frame and a couple pieces of garland from the craft store and wrapped it in lights. Ended up costing around $30 (already had a spare strand of lights). It was a fun project to do with the kiddo over the holiday weekend. We did something similar for the fall...