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He got a new pair of concrete shoes ?MIguy’s posts seem to have disappeared...
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Wow, the Bronco police showed up, everyone of his posts have been deleted.MIguy’s posts seem to have disappeared...
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/members/miguy.3525/#recent-content
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He posted some minor things/hints, that’s about it. I believe he said there’s 11 colors. Also mentioned there’s something about the roof that hasn’t been guessed yet and some people will like it, but others may think it’s silly.
Ah lol I was just messin' but thanks. I don't know why people would want to spill some information now.. It's literally a couple of hours away. It's happening, ITS HAPPENING TODAY GENTS!!
From another thread, we might have the answer for the roof. It’s from a patent that Ford filed.
The roof panels have handles on them that have a phosphorescent coating so you can see the handles in low light situations.
It also said that the handles can be linked to each other with crossbars to form an internal rack.
The roof panels have handles on them that have a phosphorescent coating so you can see the handles in low light situations.
It also said that the handles can be linked to each other with crossbars to form an internal rack.
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Um @texheim , most of us are too smart to actually break a rear window stacking wood... Just saying buddy ?
And no, I've never broken the rear window in any of the (3) FSB's I owned. And it'd still take the roll down rear over this swing gate thing any day. But sadly, Ford decided NOT to listen to me for this one.
They may wise up by the next gen though.
I'm hoping the "First Row Soft Top Conversion for Hard Tops" still allows cargo to be hauled easily. My '16 JKU it does not (using the Bestop Sunrider for Hardtop). Jeep did fix this with the JLs by extended the drip rail all the way through the back. For the JKs they are only above the doors.
I've always hoped I would see a truly modular hard top but I don't know if that is a possibility. I would have thought that Bestop or another aftermarket company would have figured it out by now.
I've always hoped I would see a truly modular hard top but I don't know if that is a possibility. I would have thought that Bestop or another aftermarket company would have figured it out by now.
Dude, all I see is a Jeep, just look at the gas cap.I see your Chevy Avalanche with a camper, and I raise you one Pontiac Aztek... read 'em and weep.
Say what you will, the regular Aztek sucked, but the Rally version was the pinnacle of Pontiac engineering. No finer Pontiac was ever produced.
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I hope it's a bit larger than a 4runner but guessing it might be smaller ???
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