Still have to bolt down the top of the platform, but it all fits and works. Have to find a solution to the nuts and bolts on the mattress, but it’s a simple problem.
So I’m going to finish this tonight or die trying. Here are a few pics thus far. It is far from perfect, but think it’ll serve me well.
the framing is quite simple, but four 2x6x28” fir board parallel to one another. The outer two are bolted into the bronco at three places. The other two are...
I am planning to do nearly the same, but to add some angled wood bracing that could support the bulk of the weight. Also, I’m only going to add about 18” to lay against the seats.
I plan on negating that a bit by placing a sprung hinge two or three inches off of the seat back and putting about 8-12” (whatever the math says to do) of carpeted plywood to lay against the seatbacks. It’ll lay down when the seats are folded and get me close enough to flat without any fast...
My first real project on my 2023 Wildtrak 4-door will be the rear cargo platform with a pullout kitchen. I know the rise difference is 4” or so, but I feel 6” will allow me the space for pullout kitchen with a little storage, a base for my Everest 2-burner, and a pop-out sink.
1. has anyone...
Picking up my 4-door Bronco Wildtrak on Monday. It has the capable bumper which I am happy for. Has anyone released a light kit that takes advantage of the space just out of the OEM floodlight location? Would love to put some bright amber floods to the outside and an amber light bar is the space...
I was unaware of Turn Offroad until recently. I purchased my Bronco Wildtrak this week and don't pick it up for a week or so (out of state, but worth the drive). The only drawback to me was that it didn't have a hardtop. Within an hour of solid research, I determined that Turn Offroad is the...