Bought these today...boy am I glad I made my front clip to allow stock stuff to bolt on like stock!





I almost feel bad about cutting them up but I will!

Thanks boxerdad!!

I brought all my tools, a 351W, a used dash, and a new set of 3.5" W/H rear springs home from my old job at the body shop. Now I just need to get some work on my house done, so I get the barn wood, gas stove, and bath vanity installed in my home, and clear some space in the garage to pull my Bronco in.

Cursed at the rear drum brakes. What a pain in the ass!

I finally got around to fixing my gear shifters so they match my window knobs.Bronco 807.jpgBronco 752.jpg

Those are slick Viper!

I'm awaiting the UPS man's arrival today to drop off a Python alarm system I'll be installing. I also bought a 2 zone montion sensor as an add on. I'll probably hook up the starter kill and motion sensors.....since it's a soft top, I think that'll do.

Alarms are cake....if you can do stereo/amp/speaker installs, you can do this.

Got the alarm installed today. Most time was spent running wires and figuring out which ones to tap. The starter kill is hooked up but it's not working yet. I know I have the right wire (blue/red) since when I pull the relay, it won't start. Not sure what the issue is yet.

While I was under there I decided to remount my fuel gauge selector switch. Since it doesn't fit in the stock spot with the cage, I mounted it just under the gauge cluster.

Finished and mostly installed my dash today! Still a little wiring to clean up and the stereo finish installed but this was a big step I wasn't looking forward to.

casadejohnson and I pulled apart the 9"...getting 4.10s installed along with new seals and bearings on the axles.

Got the aux fuel tank installed today (thanks to Troy for the tank). Now to get fuel in it and make sure it doesn't leak. JP

New windshield and seal!...thanks to Hockeydad and son for the install!

I got the windshield wipers and rear view mirror re-installed today. Also got the alarm receiver and LED mounted. New windshield looks great.

While the family and I were hanging outside this afternoon with the Bronco, a red Bronco pulled onto our street I'd never seen before. They swung around and stopped. We met Seth and his wife. They just bought the Bronco and got it tuned up so it's drivable. Very nice Bronco and a good starting point.

Was great to meet two new Bronco owners and friends. I mentioned the meet on Sat. but they can't make it.

Not the bronco but I got the bronco hauler (trailer) bearings repacked and a missing cover replaced. Been driving the EB some and need to replace a couple of marker light covers. JP

In preparation for todays snow bash, we fitted the chains, loaded up the ammo cans worth fluids, tools and recovery equipment. We also finished the door panels, side panels and headliner, including covering the wiper cover with realtree camo fabric.

And we installed the 1.5 inch wheel spacers for a new wider stance and over all tougher look..... Oh yeah and the tires don't rub anymore

A snow bashin, here we go!

Looks great Dan...Can't wait to get them back in...Sending a PM now.

Hey I beat on mine a little bit. Got to run the winch cable some. Got to love wheelin.

got to blow out a header gasket wheeling today.

Got it dirty...

Yeah, they still are. Need to dig the pressure washer out and give her a yearly bath.

wholly crap batman................placed big order with WH

- all new floor pans
- steering column rebuild components
- tuffy concealed weapon lockbox
- EB classic tachometer set up

Rox - you will love the concealed weapon lockbox - great way to utilize the un-used underseat space.

I removed the Wild Horses decal and installed my new CCB Window Sticker . . .

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Got a short somewhere as I was driving home and 100yards from the driveway the headlights flickered and went out to come back on. OH boy I love this thing. JP

Take a look at your high beam switch. Mine did exactly the same thing and that was the issue. You can run a jumper around it to connect the low beams as a way to diagnose it if the issue continues.