Been working on the bronco II...
#1
Been working on the bronco II...
well heres some updated pics of my rig, i bought her and she needed a little work done, so ive been pretty busy
the day i bought her
whatever kind of lift they had on it fawkn suckd, so i pulled it off and kept the 2" spacers and took out the double aal's from the rear. i just put some spare tires and rims off my old ranger on her for now. had alot of surface rust on the hood, and a few dents and dings so i did some body work
still have some rust on the roof i have to get off
she didnt have any carpet when i got her, and i got tired of all the heat comming off the floorboard, and i had some rolls of carpet from when i changed the carpet out in my living room, so i cut one big piece, did some measuring, and voila! soft on the feet
hopefully ill finish the body work and desert tan this weekend, then im doing the mirrors, bumpers, grill guard flat black, and putting the repainted window trim back on. i ran out of carpet adhesive, so i still have to flatten the carpet on the drivers side of the tranny hump to make it look right, but in all she's comming along pretty good
the day i bought her
whatever kind of lift they had on it fawkn suckd, so i pulled it off and kept the 2" spacers and took out the double aal's from the rear. i just put some spare tires and rims off my old ranger on her for now. had alot of surface rust on the hood, and a few dents and dings so i did some body work
still have some rust on the roof i have to get off
she didnt have any carpet when i got her, and i got tired of all the heat comming off the floorboard, and i had some rolls of carpet from when i changed the carpet out in my living room, so i cut one big piece, did some measuring, and voila! soft on the feet
hopefully ill finish the body work and desert tan this weekend, then im doing the mirrors, bumpers, grill guard flat black, and putting the repainted window trim back on. i ran out of carpet adhesive, so i still have to flatten the carpet on the drivers side of the tranny hump to make it look right, but in all she's comming along pretty good
#3
haha its my dd, kinda sucks because its 25 yrs old, and when stuff breaks i gotta catch a ride to the parts store, i have all the parts to do my duraspark ignition, just waiting on the carb to come in, should b pretty reliable then. i hope. luckily alot of the stuff i have to do to her is either free or cheap
#4
haha its my dd, kinda sucks because its 25 yrs old, and when stuff breaks i gotta catch a ride to the parts store, i have all the parts to do my duraspark ignition, just waiting on the carb to come in, should b pretty reliable then. i hope. luckily alot of the stuff i have to do to her is either free or cheap
example:
my mazda rx7 spark plugs 15 a piece
my ranger spark plugs 1.50 a piece
glad i got rid of the mazda but cant help but miss her
Last edited by Paul Spickard; 07-08-2010 at 03:23 PM.
#8
man the carpet is so nice, i have a thermometer on my dash and before carpet it would get to 110-115* inside stopped in traffic (in 97* weather), now it only gets up to about 85-90*, makes a big diffeence, plus it looks better then wires and that thick tacky crap ford calls heat reducer. so much more pleasureable to drive
i hope to have it ready soon, as im going to north carolina to visit family and have to go right through troy...uwharrie here i come!
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