The Hard Top is being painted this week. I hope to pick it up next week.
I delivered the top to a body shop. Same paint process as any paint job.
The paint code is on the drivers side inner door sill.
I like your 66 Badge a lot! The yellow seems to match the Badlands Badge pretty close.
Remove the Kicking Horse, which never came on an Original Bronco.
Expedition One Rear Bumper with Tire Carrier Install is next.
Six bolts and 2 wire harness clips (1 on each end) and the OEM bumper is off.
There is really No comparison between the two bumpers. The Expedition One Bumper makes the OEM (Badlands Steel Bumper) seem like a piece of Tin.
I installed the JCR Tailgate Table this morning. It took less than an hour for install. (I pre-assembled the Table) I really like this Tailgate Table because there is No drilling and it does not rattle at all.
I will paint the Hard Top Body Color too. This will go with the Special Decor look of the truck. Not a white top like a standard Early Bronco or Heritage as its called now.
No problem at all for installing on the 2-door. The 4-Door hard top has almost no room to take out the original pods. The top of the bolts are right next to the top.
I had a lot of projects for my painter when I had this done, so I have no idea how much it was to paint just the Grill.
The Special Decor Broncos have been my favorite. I have had 4 or 5 and still have a 76 Decor in the shop currently.
Did you get your Bronco yet?
Looking at your list, I am not affiliated what so ever, but Turn Offroad has a very stout Rear Tire Carrier and you can add accessories. They also have a nice looking Winch kit to add to the Modular Front Bumper.
Rough Country Has a good 1" level lift for the front with spacers top and bottom...