OK..Here I go. Purchased a 1976 Bronco here in Missouri. The previous owner sanded the body down, but did not paint which led to surface rust on probably 50% of body.
So I sanded all the surface rust off, wiped down with White Vinegar and water solution to kill rust, then painted with Primer. Finished with Rustoleum Hunter Green Spray paint. I have and extra can in the glove box for accidentals like trees and what have you.
Mods/Upgrades/Fixes to Date (Need up to date picture):
1. BFG All T Tires on each corner.
2. Ramage Soft Top
3. Rebuild Dana 44 and Ford 9"
4. Installed Detroit Lock in rear
5. Rebuild Dana 20
6. Rebuilt C4
7. New Speedo/Gauge Cluster
8. Wildhorses JBA Headers with O2/Flowmaster Dual out the back. Muffler shop gave me plugs for the 0z sensors.
9. Lengthened driveshafts front and rear. For some reason there was not a CV joint on the front driveshaft. Added one.
10. Roll Cage
11. Added marker lights to both sides.
12. Longer brake lines (frame to axles)
13. Wildhorses Saginaw Power Steering Pump.
Spent last weekend scouring the salvage yard for a Mustang motor. Found a complete motor out of an 89. I got everything Upper intake to the pan. Complete wiring harness for engine, and computer. I mean I got everything, I tore apart the cab/dash and took everything including the fuse panel with wires. Dropped the block and heads off at machine shop toady for rebuild. I have all of the EFI stuff for the motor, but for now the cost to switch everything over is just too much. So I have ordered an edelbrock intake, new 4-barrel carb, and MSD distributor for the rebuilt engine.
Told the machine shop I wanted the block painted FORD blue. He said there were three shades of FORD blue. I chose the darker of the three. Does anyone know what shade/color number FORD used in '76?
More to come. I am located in St. Louis, MO. If anyone out there is nearby and wouldn't mind me puller their ear for tech knowledge, that would be great.



So I sanded all the surface rust off, wiped down with White Vinegar and water solution to kill rust, then painted with Primer. Finished with Rustoleum Hunter Green Spray paint. I have and extra can in the glove box for accidentals like trees and what have you.



Mods/Upgrades/Fixes to Date (Need up to date picture):
1. BFG All T Tires on each corner.
2. Ramage Soft Top
3. Rebuild Dana 44 and Ford 9"
4. Installed Detroit Lock in rear
5. Rebuild Dana 20
6. Rebuilt C4
7. New Speedo/Gauge Cluster
8. Wildhorses JBA Headers with O2/Flowmaster Dual out the back. Muffler shop gave me plugs for the 0z sensors.
9. Lengthened driveshafts front and rear. For some reason there was not a CV joint on the front driveshaft. Added one.
10. Roll Cage
11. Added marker lights to both sides.
12. Longer brake lines (frame to axles)
13. Wildhorses Saginaw Power Steering Pump.
Spent last weekend scouring the salvage yard for a Mustang motor. Found a complete motor out of an 89. I got everything Upper intake to the pan. Complete wiring harness for engine, and computer. I mean I got everything, I tore apart the cab/dash and took everything including the fuse panel with wires. Dropped the block and heads off at machine shop toady for rebuild. I have all of the EFI stuff for the motor, but for now the cost to switch everything over is just too much. So I have ordered an edelbrock intake, new 4-barrel carb, and MSD distributor for the rebuilt engine.
Told the machine shop I wanted the block painted FORD blue. He said there were three shades of FORD blue. I chose the darker of the three. Does anyone know what shade/color number FORD used in '76?
More to come. I am located in St. Louis, MO. If anyone out there is nearby and wouldn't mind me puller their ear for tech knowledge, that would be great.