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  1. thegreatjustino

    Local man swindled out thousands buying a Bronco online.

    People keep running the scams because they know little if anything will actually be done. How many of you have reported obvious scammers or spammers to Facebook only to get the "after review we've found the item you reported doesn't go against community standards" response? One of the largest...
  2. thegreatjustino

    Fair price for donor steering box?

    I have a couple of the 4x4 boxes needed for the 4x4x2 available. Shoot me a PM if you're interested.
  3. thegreatjustino

    '69 Derelict Rescue

    How'd you fab the channel on the patch piece? Or did you cut it out of another tailgate?
  4. thegreatjustino

    Manual disk brake master cylinder

    I'm using one from a late 70's Lincoln Continental Mark V. If you want to get technical about it, the Lincoln had power brakes which typically indicates a larger diameter master cylinder piston. I like the heavier pedal feel, so no issues for me. This will depend on your preferred feeling for...
  5. thegreatjustino

    66-67 rear seat arm pad dimensions

    8-3/4" long 2-3/4" wide at the front 2-1/4" wide at the back 1-3/16" thick
  6. thegreatjustino

    66-67 rear seat arm pad dimensions

    What measurements are you looking for? They have a taper from end to end, so an idea of the measurement locations you'd need to reproduce them would be helpful.
  7. thegreatjustino

    CA 66-67 rear seat arm rests

    https://classicbroncos.com/forums/threads/reproduction-66-67-rear-seat-armrests-in-black-or-parchment.300525/
  8. thegreatjustino

    Manual to power steering

    Pitman arm doesn't need to change. The manual arm works just fine on the power box. You'll need to modify or replace the long single piece steering shaft. You'll need to shorten it as well as add a different joint as the manual and power boxes have different size input shafts. If you still...
  9. thegreatjustino

    1966 Power Steering Shaft Photo

    Stock EB power steering box with a stock Ford Thompson pump. I'm no expert on the brackets, but I would guess 6-cyl Mustang or Falcon.
  10. thegreatjustino

    Transfer Case Cover Screws

    How do you get the cover off without removing the bolts? Or are you saying the bolts are backed out and the cover is loose, moving between the transfer case and bolt heads? And for some reason you can't get the bolts to fully unthread from the transfer case housing?
  11. thegreatjustino

    1966 factory 6 cylinder question

    The 1964-1/2 Mustang got a 170 (engine code U in the VIN) The 1965 - 1969 Mustangs got a 200 (engine code T in the VIN) 1966 - 1972 Broncos got a 170 (engine code F in the VIN) 1973 - 1974 Broncos got a 200 (engine code T in the VIN)
  12. thegreatjustino

    U series doors?

    Every single Early Bronco VIN begins with U. My assumption is you're referring to the Roadster which began with U13. You will need the correct doors for the year Bronco you're working on. 1966 & 1967 interchange despite their minor differences and 1968-1977 interchange, but you cannot...
  13. thegreatjustino

    CA Parts and projects

    I have all of these items in Stockton if Jim doesn't
  14. thegreatjustino

    CA Lot of 8 Jada Just Trucks toys

    Lot of 8 Jada Just Trucks toys $150 shipped
  15. thegreatjustino

    bronco explorer tire covers

    You need to email Angie directly.
  16. thegreatjustino

    Odometer running backwards?

    Impossible. They are the incorrect rollers for an EB. They would be from a different vehicle that has the odometer going in the opposite direction to track mileage. Some vehicles roll down, others roll up.
  17. thegreatjustino

    Any inexpensive way to get title these days?

    Here in CA there are "independent DMV consultants" who offer DMV services and know way more than any of the worthless keyboard jockeys at the DMV. I've used one local to me three or four times over the years. Under $300 to get a title for a vehicle that's out of the DMV system. Well worth his...
  18. thegreatjustino

    CA Boatload of Bronco toys

    Which Just Trucks? The ones in the plastic packaging that hangs from the shelf pegs, or the boxed ones in photo #6?
  19. thegreatjustino

    77 smog equipment value?

    In the first photo, the alternator has nothing to do with smog. The other parts have some value to the guy looking for them. @markatherton occasionally buys smog parts to work on customers' Broncos. He's where I'd start for value and a possible sale.
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