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I 2nd needabronco's idea of powdercoating it "chrome", if you can get it to look good. If not then, I would try to color match it to the Bronco, than black would my 3rd choice.

IMO, the all matching Blue hardtop is the only way to go. Any other color would be to much "clutter" with the nice looking stipes you all ready have on it.

Bax The reason the top does not look good on the bronco is because broncos where never made to take showers in. I.E. the rear shower curtain window.

So do you think it's right for Rick to be taking money and making transactions from new customers when he has defaulted on his earlier obligations?

Well now you know that you are getting shafted, because he joined the FJ site in July 07 and started pushing his covers, well after most had paid and not received for their Tops from here.

Yes, I have used fuel resistant sealant with the gasket that came with the tank, and on another new gasket.?:? ?:? The Mts tech said that the sealant would not adhere to the tank side.

From what I was told, all of the Bronco plastic fuel tanks are made by the MTS Company. http://www.mtscompany.com/bronco.htm I bought one from Jcwhitney for around $150. As far as quality goes, I still can't get mine to stop leaking around the sending unit. I called MTS, and they said as long as...

I bet the guys that are getting hosed, sure are glad its not intentionally.%) %)

WOW, I can't believe what I just read. How many thousands of dollars would it take for him to be motivated enough to fulfill his commitment to the ones that have paid for his service?

Somebody hit a home run on the color choice.8-) 8-) Looks GOOD.

I put a 99 5.3l in my 75 and it is SWEET. I get 18mpg with 35in tires. The things you will have trouble with are the oil pan/filter to axle pumpkin clearance and cross member to harmonic balancer clearance. FWIW, the 99 intake cover looks like it was made for the Bronco. Oh, I also have the...

No regrets here. I cram-pack the thing as much as I can.;D I installed it when I first got the bronco so I don't know how the vent worked before hand. The only thing I do not like about it is the finish. I guess the maker is expecting the buyer to prime and paint it. I have the factory...

IMO, diamond plate belongs only on trailers, but with that being said I do like my DP rubber floor mats.;D ;D

Neither can the designers of the the new (but old now) "Bronco" prototype, I think they were looking at a scout thinking it was a Bronco.;D ;D They do kind-of look alike from a far distance, but up close there is no comparison.

How bout option 3, a combo of both of them.

I played around in the scrap pile to see what I could come up with. Here is a few shoots of what I came up with for the first design. Contrasting color to show whats-what.

The gauge panel is by Nordskog. I got it from Summitracing. The speedometer is set by traveling an actual mile, so different size tires or gears can be factor out. It's also capable of showing 0-60 and 1/4 miles times.

Here are a few pictures of my almost finished dash. This is with the key off. With the key on. Here's one with the cut down glove box door open to have access to the headlight and windshield wiper switches.

I bought one from the local Snap-on guy for less than 20 bucks. Stock#: S9613 It is 1" OD, 2 1/8" long.

That is slick; your wife does not know what she is missing.;D ;D