What have you done to your Bronco today?

[sprdv1]

Tube doors adjusted ti latch. Ready to load up tomorrow after work

 

[BronCowie]

Mounting the soft top hardware and worked together a piece of angle to hold the vertical window frames. I decided to tread the rod ends at the windshield and the pillars and I think it's going to make for a better fit and less rattle, we will see.

Yes indeed UK, no need to drill that hole in your pillar. Good job!

 

[Rox Crusher]

installed an automatic power antenna which raises when the stereo is turned on. Gonna try to figure out how to only activates when the radio is on. This way I can have the antenna down while wheelin but still listen to CD or iPod.

also installed a new fuel filter, still got an occassional stumble though

 

[ahansen_1985]

Drive to work as it's daily driving duty.... Was very glad I threw in my rain coat.... Rain couples with lots of road puddles, full width, and fresh 37/14.5 toyos throw a TON Of water
Safari top helps, tires throw a wall of water on outside arm however....

 

[miikee73]

installed an automatic power antenna which raises when the stereo is turned on. Gonna try to figure out how to only activates when the radio is on. This way I can have the antenna down while wheelin but still listen to CD or iPod.

also installed a new fuel filter, still got an occassional stumble though

A toggle switch to interrupt power to the antenna.Just have to switch it before you power the radio.

 

[Tram]

Drug it out and let it see the light of day.

Going over the body looking for rust the PO covered with Krylon.

 

[broncoitis]

installed an automatic power antenna which raises when the stereo is turned on. Gonna try to figure out how to only activates when the radio is on. This way I can have the antenna down while wheelin but still listen to CD or iPod.

also installed a new fuel filter, still got an occassional stumble though

Most radios today have a power antenae wire on the back harness. I bet if you put and on/off switch between the wire and where it connects to antenae you could probably put the antenae up and down as you please. ;D

Uhh, as for the Bronco nothin! %)

 

[trailerjack]

found oil in my fuel....so I ordered a new fuel pump. Exciting!

 

[jray]

Pulled the old passenger side door weatherstripping off, cleaned it up, ready to install a new one tomorrow.

 

[tbrend]

Ordered BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM2. Woot

 

[bmc69]

Finally started putting my son's '76 all back together again. Went from freshly sandblasted frame to this in only 4 days...

 

[76 One ton]

Loaded it up on the trailer, getting ready to head
out to OCBR at Hot Springs.

 

[sedav1]

Re configured my dash. Moved glovebox over to account of roll cage and cut holes for air conditioning vents.

 

[ahansen_1985]

Drove it to the beach for a kayak surfing competition, a lil windy and rainy but nothing beyond Oregons normal

 

[tasker]

took some sunset pics, little vaseline on the lens and it almost looks nice!

 

[ahansen_1985]

took some sunset pics, little vaseline on the lens and it almost looks nice!

That there is simply beautiful! Well done

 

[tasker]

thanks! one day my project truck "may" be parked there too %)

 

[Rox Crusher]

A toggle switch to interrupt power to the antenna.Just have to switch it before you power the radio.

Most radios today have a power antenae wire on the back harness. I bet if you put and on/off switch between the wire and where it connects to antenae you could probably put the antenae up and down as you please. ;D

I considered it but decided to get a newer radio that would do it the way I wanted plus i wanted blue tooth for playing music from iPhone and hands free phone.

Works like a champ now.

 

[cookie]

I didn't do anything other than enjoy driving my 76 today. Today was a perfect fall day in North GA. So my wife and I spent the day just riding around looking good, well my wife and the Bronco any way...

 

[904Bronco]

I walked by it a few times... Thinking when I will have time next month to drop the 5.0, 4r70W, and d20 back in it