OEM Air Cleaner History

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'69 Bronco

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• Feb 17, 2009

• #21

Now I see what you guys mean by flat top. How about some more pics from the passenger side so we can see the duct.

 

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broncojack

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• Feb 17, 2009

• #22

toddz69 said:

Geez Jack - that's gorgeous!

Todd Z.

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Thanks, wait till you see the rest of the truck!

 

Baja71

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• Feb 17, 2009

• #23

Here's my 1971. Haven't put the 302 sticker on yet.

 

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66Bronco

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• Feb 19, 2009

• #24

1967 Air Cleaners:

-Terry

 

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• Feb 19, 2009

• #25

How does this look for the V-8's.

'66
'67 - '69
'70 - '72
'73 - '76
'77

 

TTTGOWYO

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• Feb 22, 2009

• #26

broncojack said:

The 77 had a flat top above the filter by the 302 sticker, it did not dish down.
Here is a picture of a 70 thru 72 air cleaner. There were diferences in the pvc hook up.

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My '72 had one just like this.. I threw it away last year.. Oops.. I was transporting my Bronco from Wyo to KY and the shipper would only let me put so many parts inside for transport. Plus I had to put my huge Elk rack in there too. I wish I had kept it now. oh well....

 

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joshm28

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #27

For you guys that have the great looking refurbished air cleaners what was your process from start to finish?

 

broncojack

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #28

joshm28 said:

For you guys that have the great looking refurbished air cleaners what was your process from start to finish?

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It is just like doing body work. Bang dents out, skim coat of filler, high build primer, guide coat, sealer and then it is ready for some Ford Blue.

 

Baja71

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #29

broncojack said:

It is just like doing body work. Bang dents out, skim coat of filler, high build primer, guide coat, sealer and then it is ready for some Ford Blue.

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Yeah, that...or take it to the powdercoater! ;D

 

needabronco

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #30

I had mine cooked at the machine shop, it came out looking like the day it was made, shot a coat of paint on it, and it looked like new. Cost me about $20, oh the '302' sticker was a few bucks more.

 

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #31

Thanks guys, I may give this a try.