• 1 front windshield panel
• Overhead side adapter plates
• 1 right-to-left panel section
• 2 L-support brackets for the corners
• 1 full hardware kit

Radios, GPS units and trail gear need to be close at hand, but loose gear in a cab moves around on rough ground, and every surface you mount to below the windows is space you lose for passengers and storage.

The roof above the front seats is out of the way and within easy reach of both the driver and the passenger. The Adapt-A-Panel grid lets you bolt accessories there so they can be easily accessed when needed and stay secured tightly on the go.

Overhead front seat panel

The main panel attaches to the side of the stock roof's upper tube structures in the front section and extends across from the driver's side to the passenger side.

Short front panel

A smaller center panel connects at the middle of the long panel and extends toward the windshield. It connects to the windshield area above the overhead aux switches and attaches to the front middle section of the across panel, extending over the center console area below.

• Strong and secure: made from .120" thick mild steel for strength when securing the weight of multiple types of gear to the panel.
• Grid design: custom grid inserts let you bolt on a variety of off-road accessories and set it up the way you want, including MOLLE-type accessories, a radio, a GPS unit, and camping or hunting gear.
• Finish: textured hammer black powder coat, so the panels disappear into the headliner and do not attract attention.
• Hardware: black stainless, for a clean look once installed.

Fits the 2022–2026 Ford Bronco Raptor (4-door).

No drilling or modifications required. The panel attaches to the stock roof's upper tube structures using the hardware kit included.

Do I have to drill into my Bronco Raptor?

No. No drilling or modifications are required.

What can I mount to it?

MOLLE-type accessories, a radio, a GPS unit, camping or hunting gear, and a variety of other off-road accessories, using the custom grid inserts.

Where does it sit?

Across the roof above the front seats, attached to the stock roof's upper tube structures, with a short panel running forward toward the windshield above the overhead aux switches.

Will it stand out against the headliner?

No. The textured hammer black powder coat and black stainless hardware are meant to blend into the headliner.

How strong is it?

It is made from .120" thick mild steel to carry the weight of multiple types of gear.

Is the design patented?

Yes. This product is protected by US Patent No. 11,940,092 and US Patent No. 12,276,377.