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No rattles or squeaks that I've noticed so for. I did have 2 big suit cases in the back yesterday and they moved around a bit and unlatched the 2 latches that hold the table in the stowed position. The "cheap" latches were the only complaints I saw in the reviews of this table that I read. I...

Installed a tailgate table today. It's the JROAD Double Layer table. Seems to be well made and very sturdy. Easy to install - just a bit tedious. The supplied "installation manual" (1 sheet of paper printed both sides) was not real helpful, but their installation video was very good...

It did turn out to be a very nice Spring day!

Woke up to about 8-10 inches total. April snow is wet and heavy!

Still snowing!!!

Winter is not giving up without a fight!

They are to route the wire for the license plate light.

I got a small ws chip that I had Safelite (Pueblo CO) fix a few weeks ago. I asked tham about new Broncos and ws problems and they said they were seeing 1 or 2 a week. But their best customers were Jeep Wranglers - 6 or 7 a week!

RotoPax installed!

Another small mod - the Warhorse Tailgate Limiter. I'm planning on mounting some RotoPax gas and water cans on my spare tire and to keep from breaking the passenger side taillight the opening of the tailgate needs to be restricted. This is a much cheaper solution than buying flush mounted...

Very nice.

The Rampage top is the old Kayline/STC top.

First World Problem - the biggest problem I have with the new 4-door Bronco living in snow country is the build up of road ice on the rear Sasquatch flares! This ice build up make the rear doors difficult to open and potentially can chip the paint off the part of the doors that follow the line...

That's funny! Better them eating corn than your wiring harness!

Mitch, pretty good high level view of the portals - BUT the way way your drawing was the Bronco would turn the wheels the wrong direction! The earlier graphic showed a third gear which will correct the spin. Overall a good explanation of everything!

Best radio is a nice Magnaflow exhaust!

Nice project. I like your build plan - nothing too wild which should make for a good daily driver. Only add would be air conditioning like a Vintage Air kit for South Texas. Pretty sure with the 2 1/2" plus 1" lift you (or he) will want to go with 31s - which is a great combo lift for a LUBR.

We ended up with about 24 inches total. Should be getting another 3-5 inches over the weekend.

About 18 inches now. As you can see, the snow is over half-way up the 35 inch tires.