Picked up a 1971 Bronco several years ago with big plans but never had the time or money (mostly money) to get started. I will add pics of the build as soon as I figure out how!
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Fix Motor Mount
Roll Cage Braces
Throttle Body 65mm
Wheel Alignment
Heat Riser Replacement
Vent Window Repair
Center Console Mount
Straighten Bumper
Ford 6R80 6 spd
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Several years BB? 'Bout darn time you showed up here!
Welcome to CB. Should be fun cruising the different threads and searching around to see what discussions have come up along the lines of what you need to know.
Pictures are easy, once you jump through a hoop or two.
The easiest method is to post directly to a thread of course, but you have to be a Contributor (paid member) first. I think it's currently something userous like 13 bucks a year or so. Frankly, most will tell you it's totally worth it. But most didn't sign up their first day here either.
Another way to get pictures up is to use a separate free image hosting site like SuperMotors or PhotoBucket or something like that.
The last way I know of is to put some up in your "Garage" like I see you've already done. Don't know what the limitations are there.
There is even a "how to post photos" sticky at the top of this forum you can check out for other possibilities.
Good luck. Have fun. And again, welcome to CB.com.
Paul
Welcome to CB. Should be fun cruising the different threads and searching around to see what discussions have come up along the lines of what you need to know.
Pictures are easy, once you jump through a hoop or two.
The easiest method is to post directly to a thread of course, but you have to be a Contributor (paid member) first. I think it's currently something userous like 13 bucks a year or so. Frankly, most will tell you it's totally worth it. But most didn't sign up their first day here either.
Another way to get pictures up is to use a separate free image hosting site like SuperMotors or PhotoBucket or something like that.
The last way I know of is to put some up in your "Garage" like I see you've already done. Don't know what the limitations are there.
There is even a "how to post photos" sticky at the top of this forum you can check out for other possibilities.
Good luck. Have fun. And again, welcome to CB.com.
Paul
joshnjulie1
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Yeah, what Paul said. I snooped around for a month or so before realizing the necessity. You WILL pay, everyone does, it is just a matter of time and how many ?'s you have. The more advice you seek, the quicker you will realize how important posting pictures will be.
You will get a stern talking to as well if you start asking ?'s that require pictures and you are not set up to post them.
Believe me I know...
Best of luck.
Best $13 I ever spent (unless you count that time in Mexico...)
You will get a stern talking to as well if you start asking ?'s that require pictures and you are not set up to post them.
Believe me I know...
Best of luck.
Best $13 I ever spent (unless you count that time in Mexico...)
OP
OP
Thanks, appreciate the input. And $13 bucks, cant go wrong with that!
For now here is a list of what has been done....so far.
Replaced quarters, inner fenders, fenders and floors as well as patched the tailgate. (all the usual Early Bronco trouble spots). All body work done, and repainted Blue.
Brand new fender flares
Black powder coated quarter guards from TBP.
Sprayed a product called Raptor Lining through out the interior, including dash.
3.5" J.D Lift
Brand new 302
Edelbrock intake
Edelbfrock Heads and Carb
Rebuilt 3 speed
22 gal fuel cell
MSD ignition/ distributor
And a pile of brand new parts still in box. (TBP Power brake conversion, 4340 Chromoly shafts for Dana 44, TBP Disc brake kit for 44....and the list goes on)
For now here is a list of what has been done....so far.
Replaced quarters, inner fenders, fenders and floors as well as patched the tailgate. (all the usual Early Bronco trouble spots). All body work done, and repainted Blue.
Brand new fender flares
Black powder coated quarter guards from TBP.
Sprayed a product called Raptor Lining through out the interior, including dash.
3.5" J.D Lift
Brand new 302
Edelbrock intake
Edelbfrock Heads and Carb
Rebuilt 3 speed
22 gal fuel cell
MSD ignition/ distributor
And a pile of brand new parts still in box. (TBP Power brake conversion, 4340 Chromoly shafts for Dana 44, TBP Disc brake kit for 44....and the list goes on)
OP
OP
Put some new pics in my garage for now, until I can set up photobucket. Enjoy.
