Pics of only the back roof panel off.

I ran mine that way for about 3 days. No pics though. Next time:)

richtor

I ran mine that way for about 3 days. No pics though. Next time:)

Recall seeing anyone post a pic that way. Strange we haven’t seen any pics

Nobody else out there has a photo of this?

The two front panels have to stay hooked to the back panel for support.
Removing just the back shell would give the front panels nothing to connect to.

MCBronco777

The 90’s Broncos we’re coolest when the back panel was off.

I’m a week 1 reservists and just realized I’ve never seen a pic of the new Bronco with only the. Back 1/3 roof panel off.

post up BN

my badlands build week is 4/25

How do the front panels lock in when the rear is off ?

Rydfree

How do the front panels lock in when the rear is off ?

Appears they don’t

You cant run the Bronco without the back as the middle panel attached to that

MCBronco777

The 90’s Broncos we’re coolest when the back panel was off.

I’m a week 1 reservists and just realized I’ve never seen a pic of the new Bronco with only the. Back 1/3 roof panel off.

post up BN

my badlands build week is 4/25

cant do it, the middle panel connects to the rear so nothing holding the middle panel on then

ResidualGenius

You cant run the Bronco without the back as the middle panel attached to that
cant do it, the middle panel connects to the rear so nothing holding the middle panel on then

Can you only leave the front split panels on?

MCBronco777

Can you only leave the front split panels on?

No,, the front connects to the middle

So on the 4-door, you can remove just the front freedom panels, or both freedom panels and middle panel, or remove all 3 (freedom/mid/back). Can't do it in reverse.

If you want to remove the rear but still want some shade protection up front, you can always opt for a Bimini top. Both Best Top and GearShade offer Bimini's for both the two and four door Broncos.

If you go with the GearShade, you can get custom graphics if you you like too.

I went out and snapped a few photos for you. You can see the middle latch on the middle panel hooking to the rear panel.

MCBronco777

Appears they don’t

It was a rhetorical question . @richtor says he did :)

" I ran mine that way for about 3 days. No pics though. "

LilMike73

So on the 4-door, you can remove just the front freedom panels, or both freedom panels and middle panel, or remove all 3 (freedom/mid/back). Can't do it in reverse.

If you want to remove the rear but still want some shade protection up front, you can always opt for a Bimini top. Both Best Top and GearShade offer Bimini's for both the two and four door Broncos.

If you go with the GearShade, you can get custom graphics if you you like too.

Thanks this is really helpful

It can definitely be done, there was a thread on b6g about it. One guy ran his at 80+ mph with no issues.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/run-front-roof-panel-without-rear.39958/

There a roll bar installed inside that Bronco .

Classic28

It can definitely be done, there was a thread on b6g about it. One guy ran his at 80+ mph with no issues.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/run-front-roof-panel-without-rear.39958/

That link had photos and good info thanks

MCBronco777

That link had photos and good info thanksView attachment 33332

Am I the only one that sees the added roll bar in those pics ?