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Pulled alongside at the light next to an older gentleman in his 60s; nice looking 4 door. He looked over and looked straight back forward; I was shocked.
Sitting at a left turn signal when traffic from the turn light to my right starts to come through and caught the biggest smile and wave ever...
As mentioned, rivets and warranty plate below. Seems like you were asking about the door (cover) but either way I think all the info about the door and plate are all included now.
Yeah the amount these wrecked vehicles end up out the door for is insane. I guess when there are states that will allow for a rebuild and resale following an inspection, inspection being very loose term and open to interpretation based on the state, it’s to be expected.
There are only 2...
My ‘76 glove box door (cover) is attached to the hinges of the dash with Phillips head machine screws.
Same with the bottom of the hinges where they connect to the dash.
I have these from Wild Horses. Direct plug in replacement. It's amazing to be able to actually see at night. The 2nd shot is new on the driver and old halogen on the passenger side.
https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/17899/early-bronco-headlights
Yeah my '76 shop manual refers to the Thompson as well. Where are you located? I'll check this weekend when I get back in town, but I may have my old one lying around that you could have for another rebuild option if you are interested.
Any particular reason you made the change to the alternate ignition switch? I was recently fighting issues with the motor not turning off, continuous starter cranking followed later with plenty of turning over but no firing. Found my ignition switch tumbler to pretty worn. The first two I got...
Take a look at the closest Bronco event and see if they are offering free 'pick-up' at the event. I was able to avoid the shipping on a Wild Horse full family cage and another 3 boxes of stuff by having them bring it to Super Cel in TN. The entire family and I spent a week in a NICE cabin up...
Probably on the firewall or wheel well; follow the wire off the positive side of the battery and you should find it fairly easy.
First things first though. You are going to want to follow the link below and become a Contributor. The $12 a year will be well worth you being able to post...
I’m betting you meant ‘ .3 ‘ (point three) correct? Kinda in the same boat with a friend and some attempts to salvage the original paint.
Never thought about it but a 1/3 is actually a pretty good number. Going less than half for a friend of what a shop cost seems right for both parties.
So...