Thank you for the sit rep @Zach@Granger , it's been on my mind about how this will play out as I'm currently around number 235 in the waiting list. Now I feel much better to hear from you so thank you.
I don't believe any of that except scheduling some build weeks. They're no way I'm getting mine by 2022 and I'm an October 2020 schmuck. Bunch of crap. My dealership had three built recently and I'm number 235 supposedly now.
I too have been looking for a solution like this. Hopefully someone will make a sturdy product. All I really want is at least four points of contact on the body / frame, not obstruct the sunrider part of the soft top, and not obstruct the rear doors.
Yes, and if you plan on using it a lot I'd recommend the Fuel version. The m18 batteries work in all their M18 tools. Don't get the M12 (12V) crap, never enough torque or battery life.
I'm an electrician and have used Milwaukee for about three years and have about a half dozen at home too...
It'll be okay.
Plus your question had little context to go off of. Good advice isn't possible without knowing the details of a situation.
Should I shit my drawers right now? How do you make a Poll thread...
Wow that looks Bubba'd to hell. Not sure why someone rips up an (expensive) vehicle only to do a half assed job. Would look beautiful with bed fenders that look similar to the Bronco body lines.
Oh I bet. Though airing down helps most vehicles do okay in sand even FWD cars. Ask me how I know, after being stuck in my wife's old Fiat 500 several times in a row. Lol. Slow learners here.
I'm interested in only the front two doors on my future four door Bronco. I can't find anything, has anyone heard of them selling only the front set? Thanks.
Yup! Badass pictures too. I'm about to take the family to Colorado Springs and if we had my Bronco I'd be doing that in the sand dunes south of Colorado Springs. Looks fun as hell.
Wow. This is exactly what I've been wanting. I won't get my Bronco for probably another year but consider this a sale. Yeah buddy. FYI the inclusion of a class ii hitch sealed the deal for me.