I really like the way you are building your truck. Looks functional and has a style that I dig. If only I could finish my bronco I would start on a build very similar to what you have going. The GFB site has been great but at the same time I wish I had discovered it before I made numerous mistakes i...

BajaF250 wrote:

bajabuck wrote:Gonna hafta get a bigger futon in the office for you and J

Don't forget the mutts!

Waaay bigger futon...

no bearing. will have to figure out what bearing to get on mon. I know you can buy bearings by size but not sure what to measure. Terry is going to pull off the other bearing tomorrow. Hopefully there are some numbers on those so we can just order up the correct bearings. The system is up and runnin...

Gonna hafta get a bigger futon in the office for you and J

Sorry I missed you at the Fab today. Just did'nt have the time. You know ADD FAB hours are like dog years 7:1... Actually I was there but getting R.O. H20 with Terry. Got the detail trailer up and running but smoked a wheel bearing on the way home. Limped back to Terry's and pulled the bearings off....

Easy, move to Pine Valley and remove the cats.

Mark is doing the following: Cage, yes, I definitely do plan on doing, probably not until next summer (the petty funds need to grow exponentially to do it!). Here is what I envision for a cage, and many will argue it might not be the best, but it is what I would like. A simple six point, tied into ...

Thanks Nick. I'm debating whether or not I want to carry a fuel can or two on a swingaway or get a larger tank. Probably both eventually for those deep baja trips...

Hey Tom, You must have kicked some serious but getting all that stuff done. As of lunch on Friday your truck was still covered in baja spooge. I found a 33 gal tank on broncograveyard.com for $105. Looks like a good deal but they don't list any dimensions so I will have to do some checking. Don't wa...

Hi Matt, I was pretty much in the same situation as far as needing a four seat vehicle. The Bronco has proven to be a good choice for me. Comfortable for those long highway drives, enough room for all the gear and is a very capable pre-runner, rock crawler all around 4x4. If only I had more time and...

http://www.autofab.com/ is a great source of information. John is a great guy and can usually make some spot on recomendations.

Back at at the ranch after a super weekend. Fantastic weather, great friends, good food and fast wheeling. What else could a guy ask for? I did come back with my usual list of stuff to repair and or upgrade but no flats. The Bronc developed a fairly serious thunk in the rear end. Gonna have to get t...

Thanks Rick,

I know these things take time. I'm just trying to keep this from becoming my retirement project. See you at the 250?

Thanks Nick. Ya that was my Bronco. I'm mechanically challenged so Darin helps me out by driving my vehicle when his is broken.

Thanks Tom. I got the confirmation email from Summit. My brake parts are scheduled to arrive Tues. so I'm looking pretty good for the 250.

Hey guys, I've been poaching this site for a long time now so I decided it's time to say hi. I have an 87 Bronco with a 302, AOD, 9" w 4.88 and some Autofab suspension parts. Trying to get it all to work together. I still have a ways to go but I do get out and run it once in while. The problem with ...