NEW Reproduction Bronco Frame from WILD HORSES

[mitch@wildhorses]

Can it get any more epic than this?! WILD HORSES introduces the all-new reproduction Bronco frame for your 1966-1975 Bronco. This frame takes the restoration process to a whole new level as you aren't worried about 50 years worth of "fabrication" upgrades done by the previous owner. If you want to start from scratch and be rest assured that the foundation of your rig is sound, snag one of our brand new reproduction frames and get started on your dream Bronco!

Watch Jim sharing the Bronco knowledge on this frame in the link below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckexi0v053Y

Or check out the product here: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/19297

 

[SteveL]

No shock mounts?

 

[1975stroppebaja]

No shock mounts?

He talks about that in the video.

Basically, factory style mounts are included, but not installed in case folks would rather go with a different style mount.

 

[Gupster88]

How would you go about titling properly? You show your valid title to someone and they stamp the frame for you? I am sure there has been a thread about this. But just curious how that would work?

 

[56f100bbw]

Friend of mine in Tucson had a reproduction frame for a hot rod and stamp the Vin number in the frame with a 32 Arizona title and it wouldn’t pass inspection got real picky said you can’t do that

 

[hyghlndr]

How would you go about titling properly? You show your valid title to someone and they stamp the frame for you? I am sure there has been a thread about this. But just curious how that would work?

Ask your state, some allow replacement to be stamped others may provide a new VIN and essentially allow a kit car to be built.

 

[ngsd]

Does WH provide a certificate of origin in case you want to go apply for a new build title?

 

[duffymahoney]

Pretty awesome!

I would cut the frame vin off the original frame and put it on the new frame.

I am lucky and my state is lazy, zero chance anyone is going to crawl under my bronco.

 

[ngsd]

Pretty awesome!

I would cut the frame vin off the original frame and put it on the new frame.

I am lucky and my state is lazy, zero chance anyone is going to crawl under my bronco.

Offering illegal advice on here is not wise.

 

[Ro_Ja Boy]

I was shocked when I went through VIN inspection in NV that they knew exactly what to look for, where to look, etc. Shocked and impressed.

The company that built my Bronco (Highline Classics) masks off the VIN before powdercoating the frame which saved a lot of hassle of them having to try to read a VIN that has been PCed over.

 

[hyghlndr]

Offering illegal advice on here is not wise.

Again, check with your state. Delaware vehicle theft division allowed me to stamp VINs on the frames on two of mine. If you're not doing it for profit or for criminal intent, it be pretty hard to figure that somebody's going to be in real trouble for fixing their own truck.

 

[rcmbronc]

Interesting. I wonder how you could title the truck with just building like a kit car.

 

[hyghlndr]

Interesting. I wonder how you could title the truck with just building like a kit car.

In Delaware yes.

 

[Matlock]

Offering illegal advice on here is not wise.

You will go to internet jail...%)

 

[WILDHORSES]

No shock mounts?

Factory style shock mounts are included with the frame. They are loose. If I were building a frame up I would want different mounts unless "stock" was what I was going for. This way you don't have to start by grinding into your new frame to remove stuff you might be changing. We were going for versatility but keeping close to stock.

Jim

 

[Bonefizz]

Great Product! Thank you for providing this.

 

[sprdv1]

Sweet, we love new and improved products..

 

[Madgyver]

what makes it different from a 76-77 frame?
trac bar mount?

 

[rguest3]

In FL you can apply for a VIN with "Assembled from Parts" or "Hot Rod" designation.

Great to have another option for Early bronco Frames.

 

[toddz69]

what makes it different from a 76-77 frame?
trac bar mount?

Yes.

Todd Z.