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I meant to ask, most of the videos I find on youtube don't show this. Is there enough room at the punchbowl to park while you take a dip, and to turn around?

Looks awesome! I have been to the mill, but I'm headed there later this year with friends. I'd like to stop at the punch bowl for a swim, then turn around to hit Lead King Basin on the way back on our way to Slow Groovin.

Did anyone get this installed yet? Thinking about picking one up while it's on sale.

I wanted simple and stylish - went with the Diode Dynamics 6" kit so that it'd be fully road legal. I'm happy with them, the lights match the accent lighting on the headlights. The powder coating on KR Offroad mounts vaporized pretty much immediately but you can't see it unless you look behind...

Very cool, I might need one once there is a spare tire kit.

I splurged on Bosch Icons after getting tired of the Rainx's not lasting long enough. Happy with them so far.

Yep, I checked my ESP agreement and the shocks are explicitly not covered there either.

I had my Bronco in for an oil change and tire rotation this week. At my last oil change/rotate in October, they "did" the recall and determined my shocks were not leaking and did not need to be replaced, and just put the plastic retainers on them. This time, the shocks were recommended to be at...

I did electrical tape on the pins, and then foam in between the roof panels and the frame mounts right where the pins go (pins going through the foam) and that helps a lot. It doesn't eliminate it completely though, which is really annoying. Temperature changes also make it worse.

Price: $120 shipped I naively bought these without realizing how involved the install was. Gave dropping the fuel tank a try and decided I didn’t need them. Never installed, just a couple scuffs from fitting.

Doesn't work so well on slickrock! Also catholes are not allowed in some areas. I have several of these in various sizes: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-5-Gal-Professional-Heavy-Duty-Waterproof-Stackable-Plastic-Storage-Container-with-Hinged-Lid-in-Red-248918/313861296 One is for big...

The most important papers, as we learned in Boy Scouts! I really ought to add some wag bags as I absolutely hate finding the piles of waste and used toilet paper on the trail.

Most of the stuff I carry is for use as a good luck charm - hoping to never need it. Basic hand tools (screwdrivers, wrenches) Impact sockets (metric/standard) Impact gun + 2 batteries + charger tarp / blankets cold weather gear (thermals, coat, hat, multiple pairs of gloves including mechanics...

I assume by amenities you want a bathroom, small kitchen/fridge, and somewhere to sit? I don't have anything like this but I did put together a list of options for my own use. Here's the top 10, with the lightest at the top. I would go as light as possible, under 2500lbs dry. Model Price Dry...

That's too bad - hopefully we'll end up with a factory hidden hitch as an option.

I did this with mine, thanks for posting! Super happy with it and may end up getting another or gifting to a buddy that has a Bronco but no fire extinguisher.

It'll be yet another boring special model

Oh boy! I was just about to start typing a reply saying you'll be fine on 35's but then read the list of trails. Those trails are way above my skill and damage tolerance. I did well on Fins N Things and Hells Revenge on 33's (fair bit more scraping on Hells though). Best of luck!!

My cheap Baofengs have been great for group trail rides. Buy the radios, buy a programming cable, install CHIRP and use it to blow the GMRS/FRS channels into it, done. It was pretty easy to figure out and I know nothing about radios.

Yep, I would love a one piece hard top that is more insulated/soundproof.