The fabric we use is completely waterproof. As long as it is installed properly you won’t have any water issues. It’s not a sealed unit so we can’t give it a specific IP rating, but we’ve run our covers on Jeeps for years before the Bronco returned with no water issues.
I can’t even keep them in stock long enough to take one for myself :LOL:. If you end up ordering one and it doesn’t work we will take it back, it’s worth a shot to not have to slide those windows back in all the time.
Our cover is designed to fit snugly on the roll bar itself. It may work on the slant back, but we have not tried it. It definitely would raise the cover higher causing the door section to be short, so I wouldn’t recommend it with doors off and top up.
Introducing the all new BRONCOVER 2D. The world’s first custom fitted all-weather cover for the new Ford Bronco is now available for 2 door models. You have been patiently waiting and we are extremely appreciative so for that. We cannot wait to get these in your hands and on your Bronco...
Yep, designed to work with or without doors on.
“6GFORUM” will save you a little money.
These are made right here in Columbia by the way, go Cocks.
Thanks for dropping us into the conversation. Don’t want to take over the thread but I do want to share the major differences between BRONCOVER and the Ford cockpit cover.
Ford claims theirs to be dust and dew resistant, and not waterproof.
The BRONCOVER is fully waterproof, made in America...