stock1970
Bronco Guru
I will take a picture of my dash after work today, I have one where the stock radio goes, it is a chrome box with a light behind it to help light up the dash at night.. plus the kids think it looks cool.
how thick can you cut one out? and how much?
I will take a picture of my dash after work today, I have one where the stock radio goes, it is a chrome box with a light behind it to help light up the dash at night.. plus the kids think it looks cool.
Probably so. I would just need dimensions. As you can see from my signature, I am currently without a Bronco, so I cant take measurements myself.![]()
I am interested in this idea.Could you make a bigger one out of stainless For garage art ?
There are legal issues you should be aware of before copying the script that I'm sure someone will jump your $#!+ over, but I'm sure there are ways around it.
Good luck........Crab
The max thickness in plain steel is 0.250". In stainless it's 0.090". Cost depends on thickness, type of steel, and overall size of the part. Brushed stainless material is much more expensive.
What kind of cutter did you do this with?
Vertical letters "BRONCO" would make cool pedals.
Hey Carl, what would be really cool! Do a set of fenders with the Bronco script laser out right where the chrome script are supposed to be. Then do a backlit with LED's. As soon as you hit your lights the scripts turn on. Can it be done?
Thanks Jeff
Hey Carl and Tito
My idea doesn't stop at just the script out were the actual emblem is located. After Carl laser out the bronco script cut out then a clear lexan Bronco script then comes through the cutout from inside the fender. So, you would have clear raised Bronco script emblems instead of for the chrome ones. At that point you would back light it with few tri color (red,yellow, blue) LEDs. Once you hit the lights your new clear script emblems would now glow and with the three color you could change the colors to what ever you want. You can match you color of you truck or contrast it but it sure would awesome at night!
I realize Carl the fixturing is the biggest hang up for you. We would get you a couple junk fenders to play with and make up a jig that allows you to put the fender in the same spot every time is the trick. I'm sure I could come up with such a jig for your table given some time and the chance. Just a though.
Thanks again, Jeff