MasterTop Freedom Mesh Bimini Top Plus for 21-25 Ford Bronco 4-Door
Mesh Top: MasterTop’s heavy-duty mesh material blocks up to 70% of UV rays while still providing an open-air experience. The bimini top plus offers protection for both front and rear seats.
Color Options: Black and red are the most popular color options for Bronco accessories, and will accent any Bronco build.
Easy Install: Top mounts in mere minutes, and once installed it never needs to be removed.
MasterTop's Freedom Mesh Bimini Top Plus is an ideal way of driving a 2021-25 Bronco, but without burning from sun exposure. This summer top solution can be left on when hardtop is reinstalled and material provides generous coverage over front and rear seats. Tops constructed with extra durable mesh fabric originally developed for commercial trucking to keep cargo in place and blocks up to 70% of the sun’s harmful UV rays. Includes heavy-duty webbing at the edges for strong attachment points no available on other bimini tops. Stylish two-piece design allows both front and rear portions attached, or just the front Bimini over driver and passenger. 'Flap-free' design easily attaches with durable web straps and buckles. Rear mesh portion utilizes factory mounting points and does not require drilling. Available in black or red and features a three-year warranty.
- Features: Brief Top, Full Length
- Color: Black or Red
- Fabric: Mesh
MasterTop Freedom Mesh Bimini Top Plus Options
| Part Number | Catalog # | Color: | Price | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 84201101 | 71122-7101 | Black | $93.99 | ||||||
| 84201102 | 71122-7104 | Red | $93.99 |
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MasterTop Freedom Mesh Bimini Top Plus Reviews
The top was easy enough to put on but unless I did something wrong, its impossible to put the front panel back on with the windshield hooks in. The back and backseat panels went back on with a little encouragement. But the front panels would not fit back in with the hooks in. I had to unhook them and then was able to re-install the front panels. I am looking forward to taking the top off now that the weather is warming up.