2-Door Rear Window MOLLE PanelsFOR THE 2021–2026 Ford Bronco

Will This Molle Panel Fit My Bronco?

2021-2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door. 2-door only. Designed to preserve OEM hard top removal. Does not fit 4-door Bronco or Bronco Raptor.

What Is This Molle Panel Designed For?

Secure your trail gear inside your Bronco with removable rear window MOLLE panels that keep storage accessible without blocking OEM hard top removal.

Product Specifications

• Preserves usable cargo floor space by moving gear off the floor and onto the rear side windows of the 2-door Bronco.
• Supports real trail use with bolt-on panels finished in a durable 3-stage nano-texture powdercoat for long-term interior and cargo-area use.

How Does This Molle Panel Install?

Check the mounting requirements for your Bronco and the equipment listed above before installation. Follow Turn Offroad's instructions for this exact part, including any required adapters or electrical connections. View the manufacturer installation video or instructions.

Two-Door Rear Window Storage

This is the two-door rear-window panel application, designed to move trail gear off the cargo floor while preserving the OEM hardtop removal process. Its removable layout lets you clear the rear window area when needed. It should not be substituted for the four-door panel kit simply because both products use a MOLLE pattern.

Choosing What to Carry

Plan the panel around the equipment you actually carry in your Bronco. Small pouches, a first-aid kit, communication accessories, and trail tools need different attachment hardware and different amounts of clearance. A MOLLE pattern provides mounting locations; it does not mean every accessory arrives with a matching strap or bracket. Check the accessory's attachment pattern, fastener length, and loaded weight before installation. Keep frequently used equipment accessible without putting heavy items where they interfere with passengers, visibility, or moving parts.

Panel Fit and Accessory Fit Are Different

Vehicle fitment and accessory fitment are separate checks. A panel can fit the correct Bronco body and still require a specific adapter for the equipment mounted to it. Confirm the door configuration, roof or cage arrangement, and mounting surface identified above. Then check the dimensions of the loaded accessories rather than only the empty panel. If a roof panel, tailgate, window, or other component moves near the installation, test that movement with the actual gear secured in place.

Loading and Routine Checks

Use the product-specific load rating where one is stated, and distinguish a stationary rating from a rating for driving. Adding a panel does not increase the vehicle or roof's load limits. Secure each item with hardware suitable for the panel and the accessory. Recheck the fasteners and straps after initial use, especially after a rough trail, and remove loose equipment before it can shift into the cabin or against the body. Keep the panel's mounting points accessible for inspection instead of permanently covering them with cargo.

Storage Layout for the Shorter Body

The two-door panel arrangement uses the rear-window area to keep useful gear accessible without filling the cargo floor. Its layout is designed to allow OEM hardtop removal, and the panels can be removed when that space is needed. Plan the size of pouches and tools around the smaller rear compartment and the actual roof hardware. A clear empty panel does not establish clearance for a loaded bag extending beyond its edges, so test the complete arrangement before trail use.

What's the Warranty?

Coverage depends on the product and component. Review Turn Offroad's warranty terms for registration requirements, covered materials, and exclusions.