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I’ve owned two and four-door Monteros / Pajero’s, a Land Rover Disco II and now own a Badlands. Drove Army HMWWVs, deuce and half’s and 5-ton trucks. I want to try a Grenadier next and see what that truck is all about.

No, when it comes to autos, life is too short. There are too many interesting autos out there to own and drive. Next up: the Ineos Grenadier…

Any links to images and info for the Frontrunner rack? They make good racks. I’d be interested in seeing what they’ve come up with for the 4-door Bronco.

If you plan significant off-roading (e.g. washboard roads), recommend mechanical mounts. Magnets typically won’t securely hold a phone under those conditions.

Just subscribe to OnX Off-road and be done with it.

This. I know exactly what you mean. 😂

Please provide update in this string after your service center investigates. Thanks.

Looks like a great alternative and thanks for being an early adopter and sharing this post. Quick follow-up: where did you get those lower rocker Badlands graphics?

Hey, if you have a 4-door Bronco, then you’ll need three (3) brackets each side. (Attached a photo from my Badlands to show them.)

There may be a few other reasons…. • Toyota is the “go to” off-road / overland rig in Australia. Ford can’t compete against models we don’t have like the HiLuxe’s and Troop Carriers. • INEOS is poised to enter their market with the new Grenadier, a killer overland truck. • Parts and distribution...

Agreed. Been with USAA for 36 years, back when you had to be in the military or a MIL family member to join USAA.

All done with installing Dynamat in the cargo area and inside/on the four doors. Man, the inside of those doors are just like tin cans... thin metal on those exteriors. Doors have a nice deep thud now when closing them now.

Yep, Ford extended the breather vent tubes higher on the Everglades by 2-3" for the gearbox, transfer case, and axles.

Next to the 2022 Badlands (4 door / Area51) is my 2013 MINI GP2 (#317 of just 500 that came to the USA).

Yep, pretty sure your right. That’s how I’m looking at this set-up. Use this system to provide power to the fridge/freezer and recharge camera/phone/flashlight/headlamp batteries for my family and I while in camp. And this set-up will protect the starter battery. Gotta hand it to AAL, they’re...

Congrats and welcome from Frederick County.

I’m five minutes east of you in Monrovia. The family and I like to eat at the Mt Airy Tavern. 👍🏻

Yep, that’s a kit assembled by American Adventure Labs (AAL), using four (4) 12V 18aH Dakota batteries mounted to the AAL tray, wired in parallel and managed by a Redarc BCDC module. Was texting with Justin and he mentioned running 4 gauge wire back from the engine bay to the Redarc module.

I’m also in Frederick County. Not aware of any groups in this area.

👍🏻 Bragg 90-93 and 99-02