My kids bought me one (I think off Amazon). If I remember I'll share model if folks want to go that route. Not officially spec'd for Bronco and I haven't tried it yet but once I confirm it works I'll pass it along.
That would be great. looking to buy one soon myself
Sorry brother, it was seat covers not a barrier. We use them in my wife's highlander too but if you want to keep them in back we don't use a barrier.
Weimaraner! Love those goofy bastards.Here's my pup in her car crate.
I can confirm the Raingler setup works fantastic. The owner was in communication with me back and forth taking measurements for my two-door and I believe he's just finishing up the final adjustments and they'll be available in different colors and mil-spec as well as non-mill spec grade. Soon he will have four-door and two-door versions available that cover between the driver and passenger and the cargo area as well as the side windows and the rear tailgate area from top to bottom and the roof. You can leave the nets in on all sides while your soft top or hardtop is in place and then when you take your roof off it's just like driving a giant dog kennel. The panel that separates the driver and passenger from the cargo area also has a provision for a little doggie treat pass through.
We won one of those at a Ducks Unlimited event and good lord that might be the most overbuilt thing I've come across, it's phenomenal. Got to be around 70 lbs, too, getting it in and out of anything is a chore.
for the price they'd better be...I've got a GSD, no way I'm ready to spend $1000 on a kennel for the back of the Bronco that I'll only use a few times a year.
Not something we'd have bought for ourselves, but was a neat raffle prize. I'm a fan of the Petco special, the door latch lasts at least as long as the plastic does before it cracks, and a single person can get it in and out of the back of an SUV without needing Aleve the next day.
