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What do the bolts look like/dimensions that hold the windshield frame to the cowl. I assume they must be very flat so the hinge will close. Any help would be appreciated.
The earlier Bronco windshield frames are bolted in. I have a 67. I will try tonight to take some pictures. I have everything where I can access the bolts. Unless someone who has been there done that chimes in first.
The earlier Bronco windshield frames are bolted in. I have a 67. I will try tonight to take some pictures. I have everything where I can access the bolts. Unless someone who has been there done that chimes in first.
early models were screwed i took apart a 67 that had small countersunk phillips screws my 69 and a 77 i took apart had about 50 large spot welds so im guessing around 69 they made the change to spot welding
My '68 was spot welded but has holes with 1/4" nuts welded to the under side of the cowl. So they were set up to to be bolted on but the assembly line welded them. I'm going to weld a stainless hinge to my windshield frame and bolt it to the cowl. I think this could be done to any early Bronco. The heads of the bolts need to be short enough to allow the windshield to be bolted upright with the dash knobs.