Recent content by wbgarman

My '72 has experienced a blown fuse back-to-back summers now when it has been parked for a few hours in direct sunlight on a 95°F + day. Is it possible that the excessive heat is contributing to the blown fuse or is something else going on? Technical details: painless wiring harness installed...

They are Wheel Vintiques Center Caps, part number 2008A-1. For the front wheels, I had to drill out the center with a 4" hole saw. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Update on the tires / wheels for my LUBR. I ended up going with 16x6 Coker Smoothies (painted wimbledon white) on 235/85/R16 ATs. Couple pictures below... https://photos.app.goo.gl/fNKeh5nSrwPLToJ2A https://photos.app.goo.gl/MyZfeK328zq2W17YA Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you Paul, I hadn't considered sticking with my pre-existing tires (31x10.5x15") when going to the steel wheel look. I had assumed they would still bulge a bit, but if I understand you correctly, placing the same tires on a 15X5.5" or 15X6" wheel will help give it the skinny/tucked in look...

Thank you everyone for the insights on the steel wheels. I’m currently running 15X8” wheels (4” offset) on 31x10.5x15" tires on my LUBR. I’d like to go a bit “skinnier” on the tire, so they'll tuck right into the wheel well. I really like the stance of KDML and Zillacon’s (mustard) LUBRs that I...

I'm considering steel wheels for my LUBR and came across this Icon Bronco setup below as inspiration: https://www.motor1.com/news/250611/icon-retro-ford-bronco-suv/ Any insight into the wheel and center cap combination utilized on this build (it looks like it may be wheel vintiques)?

bobscott - thanks for posting this shifter boot a few years back. Exactly what I was looking for and did the trick once turned sideways. For others that are also looking to install a new boot and have carpet already down (as was my situation), I found that using a 'Carpet Cutter and Drill...

1976 Ford Bronco available at Motorcar Studio in Atlanta (not mine) https://www.motorcarstudio.com/vehicles/678/1976-ford-bronco

It reads around 10-15mph under the actual speed when in motion

The needle in my speedometer comes to rest at the 6 o'clock position when the Bronco is not in motion. Any thoughts on how to fix this issue so the needle will come to rest at the 0mph mark? BTW, I have already lubricated the cable to address the "jumping" needle issue. Here is a picture of the...

If you are ITP, then you may want to check with 'Motorcar Studio' (http://www.motorcarstudio.com) as they focus on classic 4x4s and cars. I haven't used them personally for any service, but I met a Bronco owner in ATL who bought his from these guys. I did give them a call for a paint referal and...

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I'm looking for a pair of the chrome bumperettes / bumper guards for my front bumper. Thanks in advance,

Set of TBP Race Style Custom Front Seats (black) that were in my '72 Bronco when I purchased it from another member on the forum. The seats are in used condition and in my opinion will need to be recovered (see the images for tears in fabric). The fabric is a black denim-weave vinyl. The sliders...