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I'm obviously a bit biased, but I can share some context on why we designed our seats the way we did. We developed them to address a few areas where we felt there was room for improvement based on our own experience with similar options. Our bolsters are more contoured to comfortably fit a...

Thank you for the feedback regarding the seats. I believe you will be pleasantly surprised with how the perforated material performs in your Bronco. We installed the same seats in the Roaming Wolves Bronco and later in their Land Cruiser FJ80. Both vehicles competed in the Rebelle Rally, a...

They do, but they don't offer our Caballo seats. From Wild Horses you can get the inserts only if you want to install yourself, or you can have them preinstalled in our seats. Heaters Only Option: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/universal-seat-heaters-trimmable-carbon-fiber

Just a heads up for anyone who has been asking about heated seats in their Bronco. Caballo seats are now available from Wild Horses with preinstalled seat heaters. When ordering, you can just select the “Front Seat Heaters Installed” option in the dropdown and the front seats will come with the...

Our seats are made exclusively for us in collaboration with Wild Horses. We developed our own foam mold to keep them as low as we could without compromising ride quality. The brackets make a huge difference as well. The WH brackets are very low profile. Not sure how you would get them any lower...

Our seats are engineered to sit as low as possible, especially when paired with Wild Horses low-profile brackets. We specifically designed the foam and seat structure to maintain a low profile, keeping in mind the visibility issues common in Broncos and other classic vehicles. We also designed...

Congrats on winning the seats! Thanks for sharing the pics. They look great in your Bronco.

Can't go wrong either way, but the 302 is going to be a lot less work. If you're looking at resale then the Coyote could help gain more interest and a higher price tag, but if you aren't looking to resell it you really need to build it the way you want it. Consider how you will use the Bronco...

I haven't measured the Procar Elites to compare but with the WH brackets on our seats I show the base sitting at about 3.75" from the floor at the back and about 5.75" at the front. The Procar is 6" tall at the front without brackets according to their site, so I expect ours are lower altogether...

Our backrests are also pretty low profile as well but I haven't yet tested in a classic truck. We do plan to focus on the truck market as well, so it's great to get the feedback. Thanks.

Not sure if you are looking for soft doors or hard doors, but these are the only ones that I am aware of at the moment: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/early-bronco-bestop-two-piece-canvas-doors

After spending two decades in the Bronco business, I made it a point to design our Caballo Classic Seats to sit as low as possible. They are about 3/4" lower at the base than the next lowest model that we were able to find. I know they look similar to some other seats on the market, but our...

Here's a link to Bronco events schedule that we try to keep updated. Good resource for planning which events you'll attend: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/bronco-events

EAST - Super Cel, TN is an absolute must. I don't think there's an event that pulls close to that crowd. There's other great events like MEB, OCBR Lonestar and more, but Tennessee is going to be most bang for the buck. WEST - You may want to consider NW Bronco Roundup or Super Cel, CO. NWBR...