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Have a decent stretch of forecasted dry weather here in MD. Planning to remove Top & Doors

@Cliff White How do you get up into that RTT?

^ I've made a template for DIY front flaps. Still trying to decide how to mount them and what materials to source...?

^ Why does Sue hate you? :D

^ I'd guess its a wrap... There's another I see pretty regularly at the gym.

@EvilJim1971 Nice lineup of 2drs but the Lotus FTW!

Went to Tractor Supply recently and parked next to this OG! The owner and his wife were admiring mine when I walked out. He's retired and now rebuilds old Broncos at his home shop.

My dog has also previously made an appearance in this thread so I'll introduce you to Dorothy: Our Nephew had a "Nemo" themed 1yr BDay party 8yrs ago. There where Goldfish in small bowls as table centerpieces. I was helping cleanup and asked what they wanted to do with the 8 Goldfish? The...

Procedure as outlined in OP worked as described for both front seats on my '23. Wish there was an easy procedure for the double honk that didn't involve programming!

Saw this somewhere down South on my way to Austin last year while getting gas. Note the rear end of the trailer fender has been "massaged" to fit the width of the truck... My goal was to get outta of the filling station before them!

I prefer Kroil: https://www.kroil.com/

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I suspect so... I try not to step there on purpose. Another benefit of the Clear, there was enough leftover after both side sills (2dr) to also adhere behind each door handle. Although I keep procrastinating that...

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I found this easy to work with and covers more than other options: 3M Clear Paint Surface Protection Vinyl Film https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004VG8DS0?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Drove mine to a party last night and was surprised that my buddy recently got a BRaptor. Can't decide if I like the wheel/tire combo...

I went with Tractor Supply 3/4" Stall Mat, cut to fit. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/4-ft-x-6-ft-x-3-4-in-thick-rubber-stall-mat-2219003

I suspect you're planning a "wood" project... Weatherproofing it as much as possible would be my recommendation to avoid swelling.

^ For your viewing pleasure... https://mountains2metal.com/?ref=HjeFF-97d1AevD&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyuKOm4afhgMVvjcIBR19HAEhEAAYASAAEgKxDvD_BwE Be warned of the Bronco Tax!