Saving up for some rockworx bolts too. But until I move to Florida I don’t remove the top enough to worry about it.
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I think Built Right are the only ones making lower panels for the 2-door. I've bugged JCR to bring theirs to market, but to no avail.
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I only put a molle panel on the driver rear window area. Holds a blanket and the front roof panel bag.
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HA! That looks beautiful.
I'd shoot that as an Eddie Bauer Edition (tm) Bronco ad! lol!
I'd shoot that as an Eddie Bauer Edition (tm) Bronco ad! lol!
Some Door #3 Ideas.
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Mountains2Metal has a MOLLE panel setup. You can buy individual items. I'm linking the "bundle" of all items - 2-dr MOLLE Cargo Bundle
Glue Factory rear window MOLLE panels have been mentioned. There is a similar design from Rough Country. Same exact mounting bracket, but it doesn't have the bottom clearance for easy access to the roof bolts. It is cheaper, though. RC Rear Window MOLLE Panel.
The Built Right side cargo MOLLE panels are the best choice, IMO.
Glue Factory rear window MOLLE panels have been mentioned. There is a similar design from Rough Country. Same exact mounting bracket, but it doesn't have the bottom clearance for easy access to the roof bolts. It is cheaper, though. RC Rear Window MOLLE Panel.
The Built Right side cargo MOLLE panels are the best choice, IMO.
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El-Cheapo flexible solution...
I was thinking of doing some stackable solutions like this. Great idea.El-Cheapo flexible solution...
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any chance you can post a link to this one? I have searched amazon with no luck.I have the Hooke Road shelf similar to the JCR, but (probably) cheaper. I carried a spare for my trip to Moab, but I have since removed it in favor of a inner tube which takes up less space.
Installed Rough Country's molle. To be honest, I did it mostly so my 6 year old got a little less wind/cold. Less sun on him, and not no more branches smacking him. Felt like a bit of an ass when wife and I had doors on, windows up, heated seats and heat on. While he was in the back. 50's in the morning on the way to school, but then 80 later, kept the top off as long as possible.
Also installed the Ford security cage in the back for some more if needed.
Very easy install, good quality, happy with them. Be a bit of a hassle to put hard top on when they are on though, I took them off.
Also installed the Ford security cage in the back for some more if needed.
Very easy install, good quality, happy with them. Be a bit of a hassle to put hard top on when they are on though, I took them off.
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