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We truly appreciate your support for Broaddict and your willingness to see whether the enclosure could work in a 2-door Bronco. At this time, we have not had any 2-door Bronco owner successfully install this version We therefore do not recommend cutting, modifying, or forcing the enclosure to...

Unfortunately, for this current version, it’s a straight no rather than just a matter of drilling new holes. Even with the rear seats removed, the 2-door Bronco’s available interior dimensions do not match the overall dimensions of the enclosure. The mounting-hole locations are different as...

The main issue is not the rear seats—it’s the difference in the installation dimensions and factory mounting-hole locations between the 2-door and 4-door Bronco. The current enclosure was designed around the 4-door body dimensions and mounting points, so the brackets and bolt locations will not...

Welcome to the first post in our Bronco6G Daily Thank-You Deal series. Over the past several weeks, we’ve received thoughtful questions, honest product feedback, installation suggestions, and enough compatibility discussions to confirm that Bronco owners will investigate one unexplained bracket...

We want to take a moment to say thank you. Since joining the Bronco6G community, we’ve received honest questions, detailed installation feedback, creative product ideas, and the occasional reminder that Bronco owners can identify one unexplained bracket from three photos away. We appreciate...

Thanks for your support—and for volunteering your Raptor for the cause. We’ve already submitted your feedback and test-fit offer to our design team. If we need a vehicle for fitment testing, we’ll contact you right away. We really appreciate your willingness to help us verify the compatibility...

Good news—the Broaddict Overhead MOLLE Panel System for the Ford Bronco 4-Door has arrived and is now available. Before announcing availability, we completed another round of installation testing to make sure the system was not only useful once installed, but also reasonable to install in a...

Regarding the hardware color: The current production version uses silver hardware. We agree that black hardware would blend in better with the powder-coated structure and give the system a cleaner, more integrated appearance. We’ve shared this suggestion with our product team for future...

A 2-door model would require separate measurements, roof-clearance checks, mounting development, and load testing. We’ve already passed the request to our product team, though—there’s clearly interest from 2-door owners, and we appreciate the feedback.

Yes—the system is compatible with the Ford B-pillar brace on non-Raptor Broncos. It is not compatible with the C-pillar brace portion of the B/C brace kit. Please note that the Overhead MOLLE Panel System is not compatible with Bronco Raptor models.

Yes—that’s a better way to describe it. The connector is already located behind the trim, but it is part of a pre-routed circuit, and the required power connections still need to be completed as shown in our installation video. In that sense, it is similar to the Bronco’s upfitter wiring: some...

Thanks for taking the time to put together such detailed feedback. These are exactly the kinds of real-world use cases we want to hear about. 1. Two-door version: We agree that two-door owners often need storage solutions even more. The current system is designed specifically for the four-door...

Since launching the Broaddict Overhead MOLLE Panel System for the Ford Bronco 4-Door, we’ve received a number of practical questions about fitment, installation, wiring, lighting, and included hardware. To make things easier, we’ve gathered the most frequently asked questions into one master...

Yes—there is a factory power wire behind the trim. Once the plastic airbag trim cover is removed, you should be able to see the connection point.

Good catch. The product image is a rendering, and those markings were intended simply to distinguish the left- and right-side brackets. We agree the abbreviations can be confusing, so we’ll make the labeling clearer in the final product images and installation guide. Thanks for pointing it...

Here’s the installation video for the Broaddict Overhead MOLLE Panel System: It walks through the mounting process, trim removal, wiring, and final setup step by step.

That’s a good point. The current panel is mainly intended for MOLLE pouches, radios, cameras, lights, and other compact accessories. We’ll pass the Starlink Mini request to our product team, though—it would be a useful option for campers and overlanders if the mounting area and roof clearance...

Here’s the installation video for the Broaddict Overhead MOLLE Panel System: It walks through the mounting process, trim removal, wiring, and final setup step by step.

Fair point—and we definitely wouldn’t argue that 2-door owners are short on enthusiasm or modification plans. 😄 The 4-door version was prioritized because of the current engineering and fitment path, not because we think 4-door owners are more serious builders. The 2-door has different roof...

Absolutely—that’s one of the most practical uses for it. A quick tear-away first-aid kit can stay visible and easy to reach instead of getting buried under cargo, while the remaining MOLLE space can hold smaller trail and emergency pouches. The panel supports up to 55 lbs of properly...