Turf Tamer wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 02, 2021 2:40 pm

That's the exact seat I want for the back of my Bronco for my three kids. Do you have a link?

Firearms are why my Bronco doesnt have a stage 5 kit. :) Between long range shooting, pistol practice, and silhouette shooting I go through a bunch of ammo. Before the 'vid, I'd go through 1-2k rounds per month. As far as what I'm shooting, I've got everything from a $7,000 fully custom M40 replica ...

Been a while, been pretty sick this year. Anyway, to the Bronco, after it sat for 2 years I put a battery in it and it fired right up and idled perfectly! T's and P's came up to where they should be and ran for 30 mins without heating up or sputtering. Then again, I did always fill it with non-ethan...

Has your Bronco had the recall done on the stop switch? If not, it could be failing. If it has, check to make sure that fuse isnt loose/wiggling. Also, disconnect the electrical side of the servo and make sure it's clean and contacts are making contact. Mine started having problems with those points...

Hi all, been looking around and I havent seen what I'm looking for. We're a family of 5, so I need to retain 3 across seating in the rear of my Bronco. The stock bench does not give the head/neck protection I want for my children. I havent allowed them to ride in it since the oldest got too big for ...

Ha! yeah... My tree rubbin days are over. The wife hates trails and rocks, so the sand it is.

I'm looking at full bond on because the rear quarters are so trashed I can't use them for mounting. The rear of the truck is diamond shaped. I'll get some pictures later. I used to use the rear quarter panels as rub rails to get around trees.

Sand Lake is a pretty small little place north of Lincoln City. Less than 100 acres I think. Only one major bowl-ish thing and a couple 1/2 to 1 mile straights. Takes about 30 mins to go the whole width at a reasonable speed in a stock truck. I do it in 10 :lol: Thanks for the words of encouragement...

Thanks! I'm about an hour south of Portland, so most of my sandtime is at Sand Lake, but I do make it to the coast every couple of years. It's about a 4 hour drive to Florence/Winchester. As for fab skills, I can cut and weld. I do have access to a couple really good fab guys, so I'm OK with that. I...

Hi all, going to change up directions with my Bronco. I've been beating the hell out of it in the rocks and hucking it off dunes here in Oregon for the last 10 years. My body cant handle the rocks anymore, and the sand is more fun anyway. It's a 96 5.8 with all the options, 6" superlift with extende...