have mine but still no Bronco. I have mounting hardware from 67 for my Phone and Go Pro. Just curious if anyone has issues with bending or twisting when Iphone is attached. How about vibrations/movements while driving.
Not a fan of installing low hanging fruit on an off road vehicle. Hope to find a way to install recessed back up lighting in the rear bumper like I have on my Jeep
Just one of the many reasons I went with Badlands and Sasquatch package. No warranty issues with after market lifts. However it is very disconcerting to hear about any axle failures on a lifted Bronco. I have installed after market lift kits on all my Jeeps, mostly long arm, without any axle...
Plan to put down 50% from my investments. Then finance through Navy Fed or USAA for 3 yrs. Financial institution will make monthly deposits in my banking account prior to the "auto" payment coming due every month till paid off.
I am a long time Jeeper. Always built mine from the ground up. But that has proved to be very costly in the long run. This time around I went with the BL/Sas straight from the factory. All the warranties. I do alot of trails in N Ga, Ala and Tenn. Alot of rock crawling and other obstacles...
My dealership didn't know how to apply my $100 deposit at the time of my "reorder" and putting down my $1000 down payment. Now says I will need to apply to parts or service. As long as I get my $100 worth of something....
I personally like the orange accents. Don't have my Bronco yet, have the Orange Bronco letters for the dash and grill, orange grab handles for the roll bars so the wife can easily get in when stepping onto the Rhino sliders, Orange LED lights to back light the front grill behind the BRONCO...
We travel to Oplelika to visit the in laws every month. I am sure we can arrange to meet on one of those trips....still waiting on a VIN and build date. Jim