I don't see why not but I would call the dealer first. As far as the glass place doing it after the fact, I couldn't see it, especially with US liability risks.
Yes, your Bronco windshield has to have calibration programming done to make sure all the electronic safety nannies work properly. I have to get mine done in the near future and called around. The quoted price for all was $1,500.00 CDN so your $1000.00 USD guess is probably about right.
I bought these for mine. And they do work in my 2 Door. The screen shot is from Amazon Canada but I know you can find them on the American site. I'm 2 years in with them and no issues at all. Very well made.
There is a thread somewhere here where a member created a shim that can be inserted into the spring to increase the tension and the lid will stay up on most hills. He even offered up the 3D printer file that you can have it made and install yourself. It works like a charm!!!!
If you're concerned, go to a dealer and take a look at the 4 door console cavity. My '24 2 door, 7MT console cavity is exactly identical to my brother's '22 4 door, automatic and the Mabett console organizer fit my truck even though the ad sad it wouldn't. Either go and check out another truck...
Oh, I don't mind it at all. I just wish I was aware of it beforehand. It could have been dangerous for a less experienced driver. I'm a study the owners manual the night I get it home kind of guy so a more detailed description of 7 MT features from Ford would have been appreciated but it was no...
Ford should have done a better job than the way they described the features of the 7MT and how the cruise works with it. Every manual I've ever driven, whenever you touched the brake or clutch, the cruise control would disengage. Not so for Bronco! My very first experience using the cruise...
The script is one of the first mods I did as well but I love the trim badges and felt it was too busy to have both in the same area so I went a different route.
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Either a soft solution or something molded in a durable plastic. And something that could be easily removed to accommodate replacing the roof. I live in eastern Canada and the roof has to go back on for the winter. Thanks for responding.
2 Door owners that frequently take the entire roof off regularly would like an easily removable tonneau/ cargo area cover. The only ones I've ever seen for 2 Door are permanent installation.
I was a young soldier moving HLVW trucks from Petawawa, Ontario to Montréal, Québec in preparation of deployment to Bosnia. The convoy was moving as fast as we could go which was too slow at 95 km/h, so we were being passed by everything. I glance in the mirror and see this HOT woman coming up...