In need of essential bronco parts!

[buckyy]

I'm currently rebuilding a ford bronco 1976 1st generation, i have all the main parts but i'm a beginner and am lost at what small parts are needed?

 

[thegreatjustino]

How on earth would WE know what parts YOU'RE missing?

Are you starting from scratch with just a frame and body? Did you disassemble a complete Bronco? Did you buy a Bronco in pieces? There's absolutely no way to answer your question without a whole lot more information.

 

[AZ73]

Congratulations and welcome! However and Justino points out you'll have to provide a little more information. I have hundreds of small parts in mine.

 

[dmoses42]

Might be a good idea to pay the $12 annual membership on here so you can add pics, or you can use one of the photo hosting sites. But I figure I've always gotten at least $12 worth of knowledge each year. Most everyone who will be trying to help will want to see what you are starting with. Welcome aboard the best Early Bronco forum on the internet!

 

[okie4570]

Post up your location and hopefully someone here local can help you out. Will save you a thousand questions and requests for pics.

 

[FordBronc]

I'm currently rebuilding a ford bronco 1976 1st generation, i have all the main parts but i'm a beginner and am lost at what small parts are needed?

Well simply put, you need all the parts....that you do not have....easy enough right? What are you considering "Main Parts"? Frame, body, axles...engine, xfer case, transmission? I agree, we need a little bit more info in order to be able to help you. Help us help you.

Order some early Bronco parts catalogs and get to looking and figuring out what you are missing.

Wild Horses: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/early-bronco-parts

Toms Off Road https://tomsoffroad.com/collections/66-77-bronco

Duffs: https://dufftuff.com/2020-hits-essentials/

 

[73azbronco]

START HERE, GET BACK TO US:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3644383872...d=link&campid=5335857059&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

That seller also selling a 66 manual, if you cant find a 76, buy that one.

Lastly, It's an EB(Early Bronco), not a 1st gen

Like my woodshop teacher said, keep taking wood off until it looks right. In your case, keep adding parts until it runs right.

 

[buckyy]

thank you all!!

 

[buckyy]

Unfortunately for me (and all of you) my older brother who i'm helping gives me little to no details about ANYTHING. he just told me to go make a list of the "smaller parts" and their prices :L

 

[ared77]

The catalogs listed above (and this one https://shop.broncograveyard.com/1966-77-Early-Ford-Bronco/departments/780/ ) are your list with prices!

 

[SeaVee]

Dennis Carpenter for body parts. Here’s a tip for you. Make a list of what you “think” you need. Don’t buy anything until you’re at the point in the resto that you need it. Ask me how I know.

 

[Johnnyb]

Hi @buckyy, is it auto or manual?

-JB

 

[stout22]

Where are you located? Maybe someone can drop by and help get you started with your list.

 

[FordBronc]

Here down load this catalog. https://charpindustries.com/download-catalog/