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I did the same thing. Watching this thread. BTW, everything still clipped in with one broken but like the idea of replacing it.

Funny you should ask. I went down this rabbit hole. I never got samples from the manufacturers but here are the contenders I found: Oracal ballistic blue Avery Dennison SW900 Gloss Smoky Blue Vinyl Wrap KPMF K75500 Matte Trenton Blue Vinyl Wrap | K75544 Hexis Gloss Yas Marina...

Thanks for the feedback. Of the two sides, this is the one which looks the most messy. I might try and clean it up a bit. I also have a long list of other things I'll prob do first. :)

John, Yeah, that's your harness. Works great. The sideways plug was extra. I'd have to look but I believe it's because I use one upliffter for two fogs so I combined them with a y-connector and then had an extra plug which I just left. I thought about wrapping them but then if I wanted to...

Ha! No, didn't make my own harness but for the y-connectors (two feed off one upfitter), markers, and to have the 3rd light run off the fog light switch it did take a few different connections (plus a few plugs from the harness I didn't use but didn't want to cut off). It prob looks worse...

Installed fog lights into the modular bumper. What do people do on the back side? Is there a way to protect the wires and make it look a bit more finished? Or did I just do a bad job on my install?

first person I’ve seen paint the outside edge of the grill the body color. Love that look. Subtle but brings the retro vibe.

Thanks. Those Z brackets might be what I'm looking for. I've worked with John before when I installed my fog lights. I'll check them out.

Thanks for the pics! I see what you're saying. It might work depending on how much play there is to rotate them back to the rear. This is why I why I was hoping someone knew of a bracket so I had a bit more options in terms of positioning and could take advantage of both bolts to keep in in place.

Thanks. I was specifically looking for something which fit those two bolts under the bumper and possibly had a bend to bring them out closer to flush. Sounds like the bracket which came with your lights just worked on the spare. Not sure if that would be the case for what I'm thinking of.

I'm looking into options for reverse lights and thinking about a good location. There are two bolts on either side of the rear bumper I'm thinking about as a location. Other than making my own bracket (which I've never done) I'm wondering if anyone knows of a company that might make a bracket...

Retro tutone for me.

Agree with everyone. If you are putting them in a garage or somewhere covered then you don’t need the bags. Just had them off last weekend and put a piece of carpet down on the garage floor to protect the bottom edge and put something between the wall and the door which was up against it. The...

I was contemplating the same thing. Actually, one idea was to possibly get the hard top from my "built but not delivered" Bronco and marking it down to make up the difference. I decided in the end it's too much hassle. I'll just buy the hard top later after I've done all the other things I want...

I did a ceramic coat but not from the dealer. Makes cleaning up much easier. I think my dealer was offering 6% and weren’t very flexible with me.

Thanks. BD headlights look more classic than the BL. Might have to look into swapping. Do you know the seller on eBay or have a link?

Thanks for the write-up. I’m looking for a new rear bumper for my BL and this looks like a great option.

Looks cool. Can you explain how you did this? Is this a grill you bought or made? Also, which headlights are those?

Interested as well. Was wondering if I need to consider a tow hitch solution, but on top would be better.

Is Mabett still selling these? Or are they just out of stock? Anyone have a link you can buy from?