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yes to the table. We didn’t have the tailgate plate yet, but I would really Recommend it if you are running this basket.

We omitted it. With the rotopax installed it smashes the taillight 😬 we have not figured out a good way to limit the door throw, so we are not willing to potentially wreck someone’s bronco with it installed.

Working on rear lower molle panel options!

The 2-door didn’t have the same issue with the top.

We added it because of the dumb McDonalds coffee spill lawsuit. Have to cover yourself from people too dumb to use a brain.

We have not experienced any increase in operating temps. We drove our broncos every day. The cover hasn’t even gotten to warm overall.

While loading up our broncos for our Colorado trip this last August, we noticed some outward flexing on the factory hardtop. (See the attached video) It was the worst on the side folding tent, the full hard shell tent only did it while being inside the tent. So before we left, we whipped up...

We made a mount prototype, but ran into clearance issues. We didn’t feel comfortable sending the bracket and letting customers figure that out.

The problem lays in the cost. Making the most badass thing ever and charging $3000 for it is bad business plan. We are a manufacturer, not a small batch custom shop. Time is money.

Yah. That’s not going to happen without it looking like absolute 💩. Just run a rack on the hardtop. Install that when you need a rack.

That is the point.

They bolt under the soft top to throw hardtop mounting locations. We then use rubber strips to go between body and metal mount.

Here are some pictures with the bronco back together. Looks pretty sharp!

Yes. The chase rack part can stay installed.

Not going to happen. Two objects competing for the same space.

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Here are prototype test fit pictures:

We’ve been working on a useable, low profile design for the 4dr soft top. This is a pretty tricky build, getting it to be sturdy enough to be usable for an RTT is no joke. The side/chase rack frame can be used to mount rotopax and other gear as well. The back top can tilt up with the rack...

We are making progress on the soft top roof rack again! Hoping the next prototype revision is good to go.

We are also working on a rear modular drawer system! This was our first prototype. We decided to make them one piece and weld on our robot. This will make for a better customer installation. More to come on this.