Taking the doors off your Jeep Wrangler or Bronco makes for a game changing drive. For you and your passengers.
You can do it occasionally. Or you can go extended periods of time with your doors off.
But no matter how long you roll doors off, you're going to want to think about a great experience for the people you are hosting in your open air rig.
Here are 5 highly recommended items to keep inside when you take the doors off a Jeep Wrangler or Ford Bronco for passengers.
- 2 Towels. Keep two beach towels in the car at all times for wiping seats or drying off clothes and body parts. And when they're clean, they make great quickly-accessible, easy-wrap, blankets on those nights when it's a little nippy.
- A football. Always keep a football in your Jeep. Because that way, you always have a football available. You don't need other equipment. And you can have as many people in your toss as you want, even a little touch game. On a beach, at a campsite, in a parking lot. Nobody needs a glove or a stick. It's one of the most inclusive toys you can have.
- Flip flops, shorts and a tee. The best part of doors off is the breeze and the connection to the elements. Like you're riding on horse back. You don't want to be stuck in a suit - when you're going home anyways! - on a doors off day! Keep a quick change ready. And don't forget the flip flops - nothing beats ankle breeze.
- Unopened Silly Putty. Keep it in the seat backs for the people in the second row. Because whoever is sitting in the back of a doors off Jeep or Bronco - whether a child or an adult - will be so surprised and delighted when they reach in there and discover this plastic packaged red orb of fun, that they will scream "OMG. Silly Putty!" Silly Putty is a phenomenal ROI.
- A Blanket. Bro, blankets are versatile. Wanna picnic? Use a blanket. Cover the seat? Use a blanket. Warm your legs? Full upper buddy? Snuggle? Blanket!
Trust me. Your guests will appreciate you're preparedness if you're sharing the Doors Off lifestyle with them.
In fact, these are five pretty good suggestions to keep in your ride even when you're doors on.