Recent content by Glass Pony

Ntsqd is correct. Also, about the Vanes on the Flowcooler, there is more of them.

I put a stainless-steel mesh in the top of mine for the leaves and is fine enough to keep out wasps.

They're not fake if you can touch them.:p

Yup, better with the white.

https://shop.broncograveyard.com/C-4-Cooling-Lines-Steel-Pair/productinfo/11150/

I have one in 30-06. Easiest/lightest rifle carrying in the woods.

Very good color coordination.

Yes.

Everything was off, just a bare tub.

I borrowed 4 little chain falls from work, lifted the tub and rolled the chassis out from underneath the body. It was pretty much scrap, so I wasn't worried about it. When it came time for the new tub, I had a couple buddies come over and we lifted it by hand and put it on the chassis.

I've done it in a 20'x24' 2-car garage.

You're correct Paul, it's a Flex-a-Lite 1818 (which is out of production) sort of a copy of the 7-blade HD fan. Some vendor may have some of them laying around somewhere. I know I had to be really picky about the off set. I still have a few fans laying around that I tried and didn't like.

I run a 3/4" spacer. It worked but it was close to the radiator when I ran a 4-core radiator in my 351W. I installed a fin guard just in case a motor mount gives up. Might have to try a different fan also.

When I first got my Bronco back on the road after a restoration with a 2-1/2" lift I found that my stock driveshaft slip joint was wore out so I measured for the length and found out I could use the next size longer than stock that Tom Woods sells. A few years later I broke ring gear bolts in...

Great info, I knew it was aftermarket, but I didn't know who made it or what rise it was. It was in the Bronco when I bought it from a co-worker back in the mid 1990's. Still runs good even with the Malloy dual point distributor. Back to the thread, back 35 years ago when I bought it this...