Is it H2O proof down there?
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Like...cr117 posted:
American Adventure Labs has a kit for the rear cargo storage area.
Their system has worked great for me well over 15 months now. Check out their website.
Thanks for posting... Great to see the group enjoying our state.
Very western Oregon experience. Rain could make it more memorable and really increase the pucker factor.
OP: " I prefer an unpuckered state. Mud doesn't make it more fun, only more messy. "
Completely understand you feeling that...
$? You wanna drop it off on your trip through Oregon?o_O
Understood... You will find a buyer much closer to home. How much $ you are asking could help spur interest?
If you don't already have some gear in your truck to move to the Bronco...Quality recovery gear, winch, and a decent mounted fire extinguisher. I also enjoy using a mounted inverter.
Interior lighting upgrades are a must.
Have fun modifying for your specific intended uses. Does not matter what...
Off subject...but Who cares...Since this is my first soft top...I did just use some cleaner and protector (2 bottle kit) to treat the soft top ("chemical guys") product...Anyone had experience with doing this treatment?
Wondering if it is just modern 'snake oil'?
Is it worth doing every summer...
I only moved them over- just a little to a near by attachment spot, and changed the way the bungee is used. Easy:
A little further stretch is all it required! I hope the vendor (Spiderwebshade) addresses this with a new upgraded part measured to fit.
Now it works much better - the plastic...
Stupid -but an honest 'request'.😏
Please update/change the post's title image.
The public restroom image on the right side...looks odd.
Bronco and public restroom image- not a great combination...:poop:..:sick:🦀... does the 'walking to restroom woman' get royaltie$?
I am 100% grateful we have...
Moar door with soft top, no hard top yet. The Spiderwebshade does not flap at highway speeds. Super easy to install and the soft top can be easily and quickly be enjoyed- either opened or latched closed - Not a real problemo with sun coming thru the "front gap". Great American product, No...
Up in the Pacific -stoned- West there is just too much rust accumulation for 9+ months to leave shackles in place all year round... I have tried and now accept that "rust never sleeps".