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Hi Justin. I've been watching your YouTube channel ever since I ran across that video with the TFL gang almost a year ago. Enjoy watching the recovery vids, and I can't wait to see how your Bronco performs out on the trail. Congrats! (y)

Great video! Thanks for making it.

@Middleton_Sasquatch, great video, very informative. Thanks for posting! @TrailRax, I'm very interested in your 4-door rack. I understand the light bar cut out / mount was designed around the Heretic 40" light bar, but will this also accommodate a Rigid SR-Series PRO 40" Light Bar (SKU 940314)?

Mitch (@Wild Horses 4x4) installed them. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/level-out-your-bronco-and-give-it-a-little-bit-of-lift-review.49583/

See Post #1425 just above.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bronco-gets-removable-hoop-step-option-from-factory.37821/

Those products look great! We also need mud flaps that fit with the Sasquatch package and OEM rock rails, since these rock rails protrude forward. Also, as someone noted above, the Sasquatch package omits the crash bar, and the fender flares are wider.

I'm looking at buying a HalGuard clean agent fire extinguisher for fires in the rig and a MaxOut dry chemical fire extinguisher for outdoor fires. Both by H3R Performance. They make a roll bar mount, that I think will work in the Bronco, but I'm not 100% sure about that.

Here's a good article where Jamie Groves, Bronco engineering manager and Paul Wraith, chief designer for Bronco go into detail about the intent of the Everglade's snorkel. The tldr is that it's for water and more importantly extremely dusty, muddy, sandy, and snowy (think blizzard) conditions...

Yes, I'm interested to know if there will be an option from Next Venture Motorsports to cover/seal those "pockets" on the top side or just cover the entire length of the top. Maybe just an aluminum sheet or something that spans the entire top side? It would keep water/dirt/mud from filling those...

Hey Shaun, how has the PPF and ceramic coating been holding up?

I'm liking these as well. I guess we need to get them power coated ourselves to protect from rust? Looks like it's bare steel w/ the optional UHMW covering only the center section of the outward/bottom-facing side.

Yeah, those are looking really nice. I can't wait to see the next iteration.

Seems like some great first-hand analysis on why certain damage happened on those particular trails with potential solutions discussed. Can't wait to see what comes out of this.

Welcome, Shaun! I really enjoy your channel, and I can't wait to see your upcoming Bronco content. My Bronco hasn't been built yet, but like Raskew, I'm keeping an eye on the JCR Offroad bumpers. Seems they have the intercooler and camera compatibility figured out. I'm just waiting to see how...

There's also a related vid from the perspective of the owner of the white JL Rubicon, Casey as he and Shaun give a really early review of that Bronco. I can't link the video here (owner settings in YouTube), but you can search his channel on YouTube, "Casey 250". The video is titled, "2021 Ford...

That's correct. He's a team bronco ambassador under the Creator category. Chase Gentry is another team bronco ambassador (under the Adventure category) with some good content. As far as I know, TrailRecon and Lite Bright bought their Broncos whereas the ambassadors are given Broncos for a set...

If you've ever watched any of Shaun's content, you'll know that this should get really interesting, really fast. They put out some great epic off-road wheeling content with well produced visuals and audio, so I'm looking forward to seeing some awesome Bronco videos in the future. It will be...

Also, 4-door Sasquatch with roof rails.