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Used https://northeastclassicfordparts.com/dash-dash-parts/123-gas-fuel-tank-switch-bezel-for-gauge-good-used-1966-1967-1968-1969-1970-1971-1972-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-early-ford-bronco.html And half the price as new...

If your Sport letters are silver in the middle it just means that the red inserts dried up and fell out or somebody pulled them out, simple as that. ;) The red plastic inserts were introduced in 1967 for the new Sport Model.

Another reason to stick with FoMoCo parts! %)

From previous posts we have seen quite a few different factory markings and numbers on the core support, bell housing, transfer case and axles, but I couldn't find any reference to markings on the frame... I have seen a few examples over the years, usually few and far between. Seen on both late...

Red tailgate letters! But not grille letters... Which Stroppe Broncos, Racers maybe? They were a whole different breed of custom... But not Stroppe Baja Broncos...

Hey VT and BMC, do whatever you like man, it's your truck! VT, those 'Sport' grille letters were added after it left Michigan brother!

So from the factory, the inner part of the grille was either: Standard - Wimbledon White with black painted letters Sport - Argent Silver with chrome letters that had red plastic inserts Special Décor - Semigloss Black with chrome letters that had red plastic inserts

Nice '77!

This is the 4th or 5th thread on it. This one was a good one: http://www.classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=278575

Not sure if you care or not, but you could add into your description that the carrier shown has the tab needed for the Ranch Hand option...

Odd, mine came with two sets of gaskets. One from Sanderson and a different "better" one from Bronco Hut...

WOW %) First time I have seen an "xto scelitan". LOL

Black looks like color change cover up crap to me too...:-X

A Baja ain't that special!

Yes, that looks to be a Consignment Baja, not a Kit Baja...

Dealer installed Kit currently for sale. http://www.bajabronco.com/BroncosForSale.shtml

What is the Reserve?

Broncojacks photo is a great example showing the lower screw holes and how the upper trim clips fit on there. Here is a good example of the earlier 66 style in a 67 Sport with only the lower dash trim, and the infamous Silver Fox with both pieces of trim...

I believe there are two different dash pads. There is a 66/67 pad with 4 screw recesses. These would be found on all 66 and early 67 models with the Sport model only having the lower dash trim. Makes sense for Ford to use up old inventory like other "66" parts. Not sure when the change was...

Cool truck!