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My new 76

Dickie

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Mar 1, 2017
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Hi guys. After a long wait I finally have my restored bronco in my garage. Wicked. I need recommendations on the following.

Waterproof cover (rains here and yes it will mostly be in a garage)

Wooden steering wheel. Manufacture and model.

Rear tire cover. 31inch
 

ArgoFella

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Feb 11, 2021
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The problem with the waterproof case is very easy to solve by looking at ebay.
 

sprdv1

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Congrats.. Now post up some pics :)

https://shop.broncograveyard.com/Pr...hDAcJUrBfZalgcXil3gqcL1rH3moGl_gaAu2nEALw_wcB

https://www.lmctruck.com/1966-77-ford/lmc-3000


Below from an older thread

I have several car covers from California Car Covers. They're not cheap, though. But they offer several types of cover material. Some are intended for indoor storage only. Some are for outdoor storage. I have had good luck with them and have not seen any paint damage.
What you don't want to do is put a cover that won't breathe on a car that will get wet. The non-breathable material will trap moisture under the cover and ruin a paint job. There are breathable fabrics that have microscopic holes to let water vapor out while at the same time keeping liquid water from getting through.
 

BamaBlue'67

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Jan 3, 2008
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Get the mid grade cover from the LMC Bronco catalog. It has served me well and I have had it for 3 years now.
 

chuckyb

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Congratulations! What Super Dave posted. If your vehicle is going to be in the garage, I would suggest not getting a water proof cover. I would recommend a breathable cover for garage kept, so that any bit of moisture that’s in or under the vehicle when you cover it can get out. This will prevent mold inside and should reduce rust also. Check out the Durafin cover that NPD sells. It’s not cheap but I think you get what you pay for with these. I have used inexpensive covers and they have rubbed away paint taking off and putting on. The durafin has flannel inside and is much less abrasive on the paint. I have two Durafins - one for the Bronco and one for the Mustang and highly recommend to anyone storing indoors.

As for tire cover, get in touch with Angie_M89@hotmail.com. Many on this site have her make a custom cover me included. Great work , you can search the site for pics of her work.
 
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