So easy to do and it doesn't really take a lot of time to do it either. And honestly, since I bought the door cart from @EZ4X4, storing them has never been easier. Take 'em off and roll 'em away...
I had given that some thought...and I don't live very far from the one here in East TN. And being hooked is one of my biggest fears...if I get another obsession the wife might very well divorce me. :cwl:
Here in East TN there is an abundance of forest roads to choose from...but I'll leave the "awesome" to you guys that have the more capable rigs and more experience than I have. :like:
Awesome! The family and I are headed there in just a few weeks. This will be my first trip to the OBX. We rented a house up in the 4x4 area just south of the NC/VA border. Looking forward to a peaceful getaway.
As others have posted...another gripe I have is the lack of one of these...
I don't know what "genius" engineer thought an electric parking brake button placed awkwardly to the side and below the steering wheel was a great idea...but it wasn't.
Interesting...as a 6'3", 225lb former lumber yard forklift operator, this might be just what I need. My back is all kinds of messed up. I love driving my Bronco, but sometimes after 45 minutes to an hour driving my right shoulder will start to burn and my arm will go numb because it's resting on...
Congrats on the new to you Bronco! It looks great. And welcome to the forum. You'll find a lot of valuable info here and lots of interesting ways to spend your money to boot...:cwl:
For me personally, I highly recommend the mats from 3W. I have the full set in mine and could not be happier. The...
YES! This right here! I regret that I waited so damned long before I got my first Bronco. But instead of sitting around thinking about all the things that I have missed...I am actively out trying to make up for lost time.
While not necessarily "off-road" I have taken my Bronco out on a couple of gravel roads and a fire tower service road. The wife and I went to Cades Cove here in TN, sans top and doors of course, and decided to go out through Parson Branch road instead of finishing the remainder of the loop road...
Not trying to highjack this thread, but I just wanted to comment that I love this picture! I actually have it set as my desktop picture on my dual monitors at work...I mean, obviously not YOUR picture...but you get what I'm saying...
Replaced the Bridgestone Duelers that came on my Base with 265/70 R17 BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain T/A tires. I like the look but more importantly I like the road noise...or rather the lack of road noise, especially with the doors off. I wanted a nice balance between a street tire and an off-road...