Is this a typical "Bronco lean"?

[croft75]

My front driverside mount was welded on an angle when I did new body mounts I ended up having to shim it with 3 washers to get the body square with the bumper

EDIT: After looking at it again, and thinking some more, it could be as a simple as each frame horn that the bumper mounts to, Right front & Left rear just happens to be slightly bent in opposite directions.....this would mean nothing is seriously wrong with it, and you can fairly easily straighten the un-supported frame end where the bumper bolts to.

 

[kat]

Hey Kat, I looked at this Bronco the other day and I have to agree with the others that it's not just "Bronco Lean" I think the body bushings/mounts are the main problem but I would also be concerned with the bad welded spot on the frame. Even if the frame is OK I still think the price is high.

Thanks man, since your local and looked at too makes me feel better about walking away from it. The picture I took of the weld didn't turn out well but it did look like a mess..

BTW nice Bronco you have there. But how can your ride around Tally with that tag??? GO NOLES!!

 

[Rustytruck]

Sometimes the body mounts rust through the frame mounts. The fix for this is easy as you weld a steel washer on top of the frame mounts. But you have to lift the body to do this. I would check the frame mounts for this problem.

 

[englewoodcowboy]

I would say body mounts or more likely rotted frame points for the mounts.

 

[Justafordguy]

BTW nice Bronco you have there. But how can your ride around Tally with that tag??? GO NOLES!!

LOL, We are also Nole fans ( both my boys went there ) but my Wife is a UGA fan and the tag matches the Bronco better. ;D

 

[75302auto]

Did you check the C bushings? If the PO had the front end swapped out and did not seat and torque the C bushings correctly, it can cause a "lean", but usually not in 2 different directions front to back.