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who/what is rick? I saw that a lot of guys are pissed off but I never found the reason.

...it is too bad that the previous owner of my bronco had new carpeting put in. The first thing I would have done in his situation was REMOVE all the carpeting and anything else that would rot when wet. Oh well. At least he did a good job.

Good suggestions. The blue one will probably be the one I get! My rear seat folds down and is seldom used, so my thought was that the back would look much like a pick-up deck cover. But the upholstery route is a good one - especially because the hardware/snaps for my BestTop are already in...

I am looking for a top that will cover the interior (and keep it dry) without having to put the soft top up. Ideally something that allows the driver area to zip open. I have one on my '73 MGB (sample)... anyone know if something like this exists for broncos? thanks

Okole does = A$$. I just ran a quote and it came up over $230 (it said "each"?). I didn't stick around to see if it included the rear seat, whcih I don't need. I went the autozone route and biought their basic covers (I can't remember the brand). They are baggy. They work, but they are too big.

I e-mailed back and forth with a guy from Wet Okole and they have the specs for early bronco seats to make sure that they fit perfectly. They'll even send you color and fabric samples if you want. Definitely pricey, but standard aftermarket covers don't seem to fit too well. I just replaced...

I contacted Wetokole (a hawaii company that makes waterproof covers) and apparently they have the specs for the early bronco seats - and they can build to thos especs. I'll definitely visit autozone first. It would be a lot cheaper, faster and easier. thanks

Have you made any progress? I am looking for the same thing for a 1970. Front seats only.