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Ok that was fun to watch!! Nice

I've used this same one in my BB for over a year now. Works fine...sometimes have to wiggle the phone (iPhone 14 max) a bit to get it set properly. Only downside is the small visible power cord that is plugged into the port.

Wife gave me this present saying it's for me to look at since it's really for her to wear.

Troll based on your other messages.

I am a collector / reseller of Vintage items…so I was attracted to the style of the Bronco but am always looking for the best deal. Enjoy off roading but usually ATVing (literally tons of fun). Needed light towing capability and a place to haul purchases for resale (thus 4 door). Plan on...

Zero regrets:p, got the '21 4dr Big Bend with some upgrades and still love it after 11 months and 17,000 miles!!!! I drive it daily and use it to haul, tow, light off road, etc. ZERO problems other than some self imposed bent brackets when removing the back roof...good news was I could bend the...

Kinda small looking but I think a good casual use situation a few times/year. Wife and I are gonna hit the RT127 Longest yard sale this week (don't laugho_O) and just looking for some additional storage. Can't beat the $. Super easy install and thank goodness the stickers peal off easily...

Thanks for the post!!!:p. Looks like a great solution for my KUAT Transfer V2 so It can swing outta the way!!

A 5’x10’ enclosed for hauling my wife’s stuff for her vintage shows…and also a tiny ‘84 Ford trailer (not sure what I’m going to do with it…couldn’t resist). L

I got caught 2 days ago in a severe 30 minute rainstorm whilst driving with all tops off (and cloth seats). Very hard to see through the windshield but the front section definitely got less rain compared to the middle and rear sections probably since I was able to keep moving. Had a towel...

Bronco does a GREAT job towing this "FORD" trailer I picked up at a flea market a few weeks ago!! Ok, the trailer net weight is only 290 lbs but it's all steel, excellent condition and sold/labeled by FORD. 1984 model TRL UT-740.

Zero problems at 9,600 miles on my 4dr Big Bend Hardtop. At 62 years old I feel like I have my matchbox toy car’s I used to play with as a kid…always changing parts, etc. Paid MSRP after waiting 15 months and loved it when my dealer responded to my inquiry about if they were going to upcharge...

Just installed/removed mine today for the first time. The first 1:30 of this Ford video shows how to remove the Rack as a unit. I just loosened the triangle bolt till it was enough...didn't use a shim.

This has worked on my Big Bend 4DR for 3+ months now.

Mine has a little sag on the top right. It’s been that way for 3 months now…when it warms up I’ll probably try some Velcro.

Took mine just 1-2 days to arrive at my dealer in Cincinnati (south of Michigan for those who don't know:)). Delivered late Saturday at the dealer the week of production....had to wait till Monday to pick up.

Got mine installed this afternoon! I left the mesh in place and installed the rubber edging (although not needed since the metal edge is smooth). Both edging pieces were a good inch short but realized it was probably due to below freezing temps...a little heat gun stretched them back out...

Just put a dap of some trailer wheel axle grease on the post/pin top/left of my head. It's been quiet for >month.

Hum, everyone has different experiences and opinions. I did 800 miles in November w/my BigBend 2.3 mid mostly interstate with a few days in West Virginia cities….2 passengers and luggage. 1) Averaged 20.4 mpg (Normal mode according to guage) with Shell premium (average is now 21.0 exact at 3700...

Have zero MIC complaints after 3600miles (Oct 25 week build, Nov. 1 delivery). Some creaking on front left panel but fixed with dab of grease. That's nothing compared to other new vehicles I've had (Altima , Sequoia)