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If you have Torino style rear end then I would recommend Explorer stuff...

How many people have to flag something before they remove it? Just wondering...

Someone got a nice deal. look to be in decent shape...

Guess no one told this guy... lol If done right, it could look cool. 8-)

"pint sized originals" %) who writes this stuff... I only saw Early Broncos on Woodward on Saturday. I was in the Mach 1 in Birmingham and didn't make it south of 12 mile before making the turn and heading back into gridlock.

Yes, welcome aboard! We all love to look at pics, so post some up if you want to share. Becoming a contributor is one way to post pics... You keeping it on pavement or going to run trails with it too?

I parted out a 98 and made some money off it. Running vehicle but trans shot for $400. ended up making around $800 net. Kind of a pain to part out but it is feasible.

Its got a clean look to it... I kinda like it. Do you have a rear view of it?

I would replace that axle shaft. A light press is bad news and could loose wheel/tire/axle shaft at a very inconvenient time. Axle shafts are relatively affordable and cheap insurance in my book...

pm sent to johnsonx and RODRIG3911...

Cool picks! Thanks for posting the link.

My vote as well. I've never been into chrome myself...

My bad... totally missed the three on a tree comment...:-[

Low on fluid? You didn't mention if you checked fluid level or not... definitely 1st thing to look at.

"Part doesn't fit a74 Bronco..." LOL 🙃

some seriously nice rigs there! Totally jealous of stroker power. Garry really woke up my 351, can't imagine how a 408 (and more) will react to Garry's magic.

Glad you are up and running! Thanks for the kind words and hope many happy miles on the road or trail for ya! Incidently, the 1st Explorer p.s. pump I pulled from the junk yard is still running strong on my truck... 35" tires, 4x4x2 box and hydroboost. I've had good luck with the original Ford...

That sucks! :( Hope you get your truck back and they catch the scum bag

pm sent to Odessacowboy. Always working on the next one... :)

I'd just put it on a scale and see what it weighs. Cost me $7 at a local recycling place...