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I knew the Bronco Gods would come thru. Sent you a PM with email.

Need to know if anyone has the STC parts list/install instructions for a Fastrac softop. I already did a search and can't find one on this site. No luck on the internet search either.

Ya even though it is the little picture on the cover (upper right) its still the front page, I was stoked when my friends showed me.

THANK YOU very much!! That's me on the cover with the same pic on the inside. 72 Sport / just painted original Shenandoah Green. That water crossing was cool. They got my name wrong and listed Tom Kluczynski instead. But hey I made the cover.

I have got a set with the brackets still mounted to them. Verry worn, not in great condition. Great for rebuild. Brackets are good but would need a little sanding and paint. I am in Santee/San Diego area. I am sure we can work something out. Give me a call Frank 619 778-5128

Just found two extra pieces of weatherstripping from Jeff's Bronco Graveyard (NEW) - Top to windshield frame seal for 69-77 (hardtops) #16016 $22 shipped - Hood cowl seal with clips for 66-77 (steel hoods) #16004 $12 shipped Not running a hard top and I have a fiberglass hood so these are of...

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Sent you an email with pics

I have some extra welting and rivets for your fender flares. Body shop lost it then found it after I ordered the extra. From James Duff for the UFO flares but should work on any flares you have. Enough for 4 flares / still in packaging. Email for pics.

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As for the color I couldn't decide until the last minute and went with the original OEM Shenandoah Green that was hiding underneath all my blue paint

I did pay dearly for the work. I had an original estimate of $3,000 for the body work, and $2,500 for the paint job. Too bad for me that we found alot more unknown rust when they started, so the body work was more. That was my choice because I wanted as close to frame off without actually...

Like I suggested before the body guy I used for my 72 was awsome. Eastons Autobody in Lakeside. They got a trailer and can tow it for you. They replaced my windshield/cowl/kick panels/door post.

I'd be interested once you get a better idea on price. And size wise I would say 3'x1' would be big enough for my garage.

Does anyone know if this is one of us??? "300 Donald Moss is first Class 3 through 214 at 6:35 in a Ford Bronco"

A good powder shop will go over the bumper with you to make sure what gets coated etc.... They should tape the joints with a hi temp tape to make sure you don't have to peel it off later. Matt let me know if you need a good shop. I know of two in Santee/El Cajon

Hey Ben thats why I didn't buy the winch bumper and just got the receiver bumper instead, it was smaller and a 1/3 of the shipping price.

Just make sure to use something like POR 15 on anything you don't replace. Should help seal the rust up and protect your patch.

Your braver than I was, just had the body shop finish that repair. By the looks of it you may want to take a look at your door post and lower kick panel. I had to replace all those pieces also, and my winshield riser looked just like yours.

For $400 you could go to the junk yard/Pick your part and get several in great condition. I found mine for $75 on Craigslist.com. Although I did find one guy who honestly thought he could sell his for $400. Several cars have fold and tumble seats, Jeeps are just probably the newest vehicles...