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I'd love to know the percentage of vehicles you see driving around town kitted out for a full Dakar Rally ever actually touch dirt.

Some stuff is not designed/engineered for actual use but for looking cool while never actually using it for its supposed purpose.

I'm looking specifically for a 4-door side view to experiment with potential stripe/graphic designs in a vector format.

I’ll wait for an aftermarket solution. $400 for a set of door bags (4-door) feels absurd to me.

People “prefer” whichever Bronco they can get soonest.

Did I slip into a twisted realm of the multiverse where a set of mud flaps cost $400 or am I just getting old and out of touch?

I really like the TopLift Pro, but a THOUSAND DOLLARS??? Oof!

How about some door storage bags as an alternative to Ford's overpriced offerings?

I've never owned bronze wheels but I'm really digging the look on the Bronco. I only wish wheel manufacturers would agree on what color "bronze" is.

Bronze (note: not gold) will be hot! Looking forward to it.

So $200 at the dealership. 😉

Would like to see these in some more universal metallics. Silver, gunmetal, maybe bronze.

I wonder why they wouldn't cut that rear corner to match the contours of the roll bar rather than just having it stick out like that. God is in the details.

Call factory. Say "spray some 705s in bronze." Add pic to website. Done.

The few I’ve looked at online have some blanket statement like “works with most factory steel wheels,” but that sounds like an over-generalization.

I'm trying to decide on a good cost-effective approach to getting a classier old-school vibe with the stock BD steelies. Has anyone tried a trim/beauty ring with these wheels? Should a standard 17" trim ring work? The plain steelies are just too "rental-car-missing-wheel-cover" for my taste.

My VW with synthetic leather (vinyl) seating, which I love, also has cloth on the inboard sides of the seat bottoms. Surely for wear and/or noise prevention. You really don't want anything grippy right there against the console as you're sliding your seat fore and aft.

Since vinyl has a much more limited lifespan than paint, I’d definitely prefer a paint solution.