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  1. Mud Flaps to go with Hoop Steps?

    The AGM is the absolute best color yet on the Bronco. I originally wanted a heritage in this color but changed to the BD. Had second thoughts about the white wheels and white roof, too hard to keep clean. Plus if I went that route I would still be waiting for it. My next want will be a front to...
  2. Mud Flaps to go with Hoop Steps?

    Thanks, so far so good. No issues knock on wood. Just hit 1100 miles. I’m retired so not driving it everyday. Spec’d with BD model 2door, V6/auto, optional wheels which are standard for the 24’s, mid package with hoop steps, rubber mats and cargo tray. Oh yeah and the paint color. I didn’t feel...
  3. Mud Flaps to go with Hoop Steps?

    Yep, 2023. Ordered June 17th, took delivery September 20th. Maybe the fastest ordered Bronco 95 days!
  4. Mud Flaps to go with Hoop Steps?

    Azure Grey Metallic. I bought the flaps on line and installed them myself. Very easy, and did not drill the extra hole in the flare as instructed. Still holding firm since September.
  5. Yellowstone Bronco Heritage Limited dealer pictures for those anxiously waiting

    I like it a lot, if it wasn’t so pricey and impossible to buy I might have gone for it. I like things a little different and unusual. I do however think it should have white wheels instead of the black ones, and the red inside would have go.
  6. Mud Flaps to go with Hoop Steps?

    Here is mine, BD w/ hoop steps and factory Ford front mud guards.
  7. Rock chips lower portion of door

    I had them shipped directly to the house. About a little over a week I’d say.
  8. Rock chips lower portion of door

    These are not bad but I just didn’t want the tractor trailer look on mine.
  9. Rock chips lower portion of door

    Well better late than never. Here are the pics … I like this accessory much better than just a tape stripe.
  10. Rock chips lower portion of door

    Well that makes me question whether I chose poorly on paying the extra $995 for the AGM color! Lol I’ll get some pics posted tomorrow.
  11. Rock chips lower portion of door

    Here are a few more pics, not my car.
  12. Rock chips lower portion of door

    I used my Ford Pass rewards and bought these from Ford for the bottom of the doors and rockers on my 2 door. Just finally got around to installing them last weekend. These will definitely help protect the area you are concerned with.
  13. Bronco First Edition 2-Door 1/25 Scale Model Kit from AMT

    My wife scored one yesterday at Hobby Lobby on sale for 40% off. Sale price was $19.19 + tax
  14. Sold out. Finally a Front License Plate bracket solution - order yours today

    Finally got around to posting this review. This is a great replacement for the original tag bracket. Nicely made. I did modify it a little. I drilled and added two upper screws for better security for my vanity plate. And I also swapped out the nuts for self locking ones . It’s been on for over...
  15. Bug shield hood deflector.

    So, the second one arrived in good shape once again. Again I took off the rubber hood seal to make it easier. Lost two clips down in the engine compartment somewhere. Installing it was fast and easy. This time I tried closing the hood before replacing the hood seal. It took three tries slamming...
  16. Custom vanity license plate for Bronco?

    This was on my son’s 2013 Hot Wheel edition Camaro. He passed away last December. I kept his tags from the car and registered them to the Bronco. We were both car guys and had a large collection of diecast vehicles. It also relates to my dash buddy from my previous post.
  17. Never got your assembly line photo? Maybe someone has a match!

    Hello! Looking for B/D 2 door in AGM with optional black aluminum wheels. Anybody?
  18. Clear Bug/Wind Deflector?

    Here are the instructions:
  19. Bug shield hood deflector.

    So, It arrived and the shipping time was great. Unboxing it, the first thing I noticed is that the instructions were quite lame . It said to install under the rubber hood seal. Once I figured out that that wasn’t going to be easy I removed the seal using very long nose hobby needle nose pliers...


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