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Shooting to have suspension on by san felipe. Custom shocks, gears, bumpers, rear area rack will have to be for baja 500.

It looks clean! Now go butcher it with desert paraphernalia!

other than the rear quarter from a tire blowout its pretty dam clean and straight. Tons of service work done on it before it was put in the garage 4 years ago too.

NICE!

Nice and Clean, I like it.

Where in San Dimas are you, I work in San Dimas.....

shockseals.com wrote:other than the rear quarter from a tire blowout its pretty dam clean and straight. Tons of service work done on it before it was put in the garage 4 years ago too.

Slap on some Autofab rear quarters and you won't have to worry about that banged up rear section.

Nice bronco by the way. Any interior pics?

4 hours put in tonight...all suspension stripped other than coil buckets. Front and rear diffs were sent out for 4.56s, detroit in rear. Should go together nicely this weekend. Quite a few areas to prep for weldwashers and misc. welding but going to be a fun project.

Thanks to the guys at Crossroads Fabrication (http://www.crossroadsfabrication.com/) for lending the shop and a few hands. I figure with their track record of no losses and no prep related failures in 3700 and class 3, having them lending a hand with the prep should make this thing solid as a rock.

tcm glx wrote:Nice and Clean, I like it.

Where in San Dimas are you, I work in San Dimas.....

I live off 3rd street. Shop is off Gladstone across from new costco.

looks awesome kritter! jon does amazing work and is also a hell of a nice guy!

Nice bronco! I know they do good work there...Ive know john krellwitz for years...awesome fabricator!

Sneak peak from day two....

Day 2 went off well other than a broken Snap On Torque wrench that stripped out a bolt and kids dont like air chisels.

Back to work

It looks Killer, Jon and the guys are all great People. I wish mine were there too.

That's some good progress! Coil-buckets with only a rear mounted shock are soooo much easier to install on EFI trucks... good choice!

I wonder if the coil-buckets Brian and I just picked up are foreman-built? They look almost identical.

Im looking to get a set of coil buckets just like this...where can i get them?

Brian and I bought ours off some guy at the swap meet. Kris bought his used. Autofab is the only shop I know of that currently builds and sells them.

Rwies wrote:Im looking to get a set of coil buckets just like this...where can i get them?

Yikes is selling a set .......

Day 3...only a couple hours today. All holes drilled, radius arms and buckets nut and bolted. Rear buttoned up for most part.
























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Looking good, Kris! You going to have it done before the 250?

It will be but its going to magnaflow for some cat and exh development on wednesday. I figure I should take it local first anyhow considering I have only put 300 miles on it since I bought it.

Today:

Finished kit install still waiting on diff.
New hoses and t-stat
Oil Cooler removed from loop
Oil Change
PCV valve
coolant change
Plugs
cap and rotor cleaned
Rear window diagnosed
Interior Door handle mount area strengthened


Tuesday I will have everything to finish it. Hope to pick up steering tomorrow steve so let me know.