Bronco Tub Dimensions

[Dath]

I am getting ready to rebuild a 74 tub, and basically the thing worth saving is the firewall. Does anyone know of dimensions for building a tub?

 

[Dne007]

you mean that's the only part worth saving is the firewall? You may not know this, but we absolutely love pictures!
dne'

ps: I'm sure someone will pop up with a link to dimensions

 

[NGABronco]

Here's some!! Good Luck!!!

 

[Dath]

you mean that's the only part worth saving is the firewall? You may not know this, but we absolutely love pictures!
dne'

ps: I'm sure someone will pop up with a link to dimensions

Yes, firewall is the only solid piece still together. The tub was pulled off the frame and set on the ground. The rest is history.......

 

[Dath]

Here's some!! Good Luck!!!

Thank you, this helps!!!

 

[Steve83]

Here's some!

Take a close look at your 4th image - that diagram is the reason I created an all-new high-res version. Look at the width of the rear spring brackets vs. the rear body mount bolts on the one you posted. %) You should delete that diagram so it doesn't cause confusion. Read the caption below this diagram:

(click this text)

Does anyone know of dimensions for building a tub?

Click that link, then go to the PREVious 2 pages.

 

[NGABronco]

Hey Steve, I have deleted my pic #4, sorry I had no intention of misleading anyone or causing confusion, just trying to help the man out!!!

 

[DirtDonk]

The old “measure twice cut once” adage counts x10 when building from scratch!
Your A-pillars at either end of the firewall are absolutely critical for proper fit of front fenders, hood, grill, windshield frame to doors, and top gaps and clearances.
So I don’t get in a hurry in that section.

 

[Dath]

Take a close look at your 4th image - that diagram is the reason I created an all-new high-res version. Look at the width of the rear spring brackets vs. the rear body mount bolts on the one you posted. %) You should delete that diagram so it doesn't cause confusion. Read the caption below this diagram:

(click this text)


Click that link, then go to the PREVious 2 pages.

Thanks, this helps!!

 

[Dath]

The old “measure twice cut once” adage counts x10 when building from scratch!
Your A-pillars at either end of the firewall are absolutely critical for proper fit of front fenders, hood, grill, windshield frame to doors, and top gaps and clearances.
So I don’t get in a hurry in that section.

I am just not sure how to start this one. I have done alot of steel panel replacement, but not sure how to set the firewall back in the correct place. I purchased the assembled floor pan for the seat area, but I dont have a distance for the a pillars to sat the first frame mount.