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I don't think "hate" is the right word. Who wouldn't enjoy a top down drive? But, I prefer a hardtop and maybe later get a soft top...from the jeeps and Miatas I've owned, the hard top is the more difficult item to get later. Finance the hard top now with a new vehicle and then get the soft top.

I don't bother and just peel them off as well as the license plate frame and tire cover...it all is removed as soon as I get home. Now...if they give me a discount to wear their badge for a period of time...I would keep them.

I love the concept, but not ready to put a Jeep on my Bronco...maybe later?

Thanks...reading backwards after I wrote my post I saw the document.

Ford "Fast Pass"

I read in Bronco Nation that dealers with 50 or less allocations were provided one priority order. Dealers with more than 50 received two priority numbers...four does not sound correct (if what I read there was true).

I can't think of any vehicles with plastic all over the dash. Some have a little more soft materials in places...like my GMC Acadia Denali AWD.

Great feedback, Richie! Thanks

Too bad they didn't have a 2-door with a hard top.

Since the MIC is manufactured by the same company who manufactures the Jeep Wrangler hard tops, I imagine the texture and color will be very similar.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. It looks like a Florida road show that week in April.

Thanks...but your assurance doesn't change my question. I'll continue reading.

Thanks for the photo. I own a 2020 Ranger FX4 Off Road. I ordered an Outer Banks, 2-door, SAS. I am concerned about the height and getting into the garage. My Ranger clears the door with about an 1" to spare at the antenna (why mount an antenna on the roof of a truck?). This photo reassures me...

Where did Ford promise all reservations filled before putting Broncos for sale on the lots?

As a reminder, here is what Ford shared in my order confirmation e-mail: Bronco™ SUV deliveries will begin in summer 2021 and based on current demand will extend through the 2022 calendar year. We anticipate some customers will receive a 2022 model‑year Bronco. The actual delivery date of your...

So how do you have build dates when Ford isn't releasing that info until May?

You have a May build date for a full size Bronco? I thought we wouldn't learn that until Ford contacted us in May.

I live in Florida and these insulated headliners do help.

I imagine this simplifies the delivery of MIC tops to the assembly line. There was probably enough orders for the sound deadening that organizing and delivering such large components would create unwanted delays. Just my guess from working in several manufacturing plants. I am really happy...