Bray's 96 Sleeper
Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Finally got her back to Richer Racing for some more goodies.
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Beautiful work
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
DMbronco wrote:
Was the tank relocated at all?
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Hey DT, Stock tank, stock location.
Ryan, it's a Jonny and CHO special, all custom.
I believe they have saved both bumper/carrier and skid assembly in CAD for future production.
Ryan, it's a Jonny and CHO special, all custom.
I believe they have saved both bumper/carrier and skid assembly in CAD for future production.
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Why did you have a new support made? Is it hinged?
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Nice work by the guys yet again. That bumper is sweet. Oh and every time I see that big layout table I'm reminded I really need to drill & tap mine. That thing makes me jealous!
Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
not sure exactly what you're asking DT, but the swinger for the carrier is new bc I am selling the old bumper and its carrier complete.dtbback wrote:Why did you have a new support made? Is it hinged?
latch to the left, spindle/hinge assembly to the right.
will get more pics up when i pick up the bronco.
this pic also shows how CHO wrapped the bumper around the quarter for protection (and he did a perfect job matching the rock sliders)
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Bray's 96 Sleeper
Nice work!
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Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
Bray,
I believe Will (DT) was asking why the new gas tank skid/protection
And I dislike your build greatly and still dislike you for snatching up those sliding side windows before I got them.
I believe Will (DT) was asking why the new gas tank skid/protection
And I dislike your build greatly and still dislike you for snatching up those sliding side windows before I got them.
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Hahaha,this is like black bronco owner on black bronco owner crime!
I'm sorry Rob, I've got good news though; I have another pair of sliding windows stowed away.
They arent the same as the ones I am running- which are the most common type I've seen; the CR Laurence aftermarket ones, which utilize the stock window gaskets.
The other pair I have are factory, early 80s. They have a steel frame all the way around, and have their own unique gaskets.
I think the're better, sturdier and when installed they show less gasket and the glass area is slightly larger.
They need one piece of hardware for pass side latch, some soap, some tint and fresh felt and theyd be tip top.
Let me know if youre interested, I'll make you a smokin deal to try to make up for the other set I snaked!!
I'm sorry Rob, I've got good news though; I have another pair of sliding windows stowed away.
They arent the same as the ones I am running- which are the most common type I've seen; the CR Laurence aftermarket ones, which utilize the stock window gaskets.
The other pair I have are factory, early 80s. They have a steel frame all the way around, and have their own unique gaskets.
I think the're better, sturdier and when installed they show less gasket and the glass area is slightly larger.
They need one piece of hardware for pass side latch, some soap, some tint and fresh felt and theyd be tip top.
Let me know if youre interested, I'll make you a smokin deal to try to make up for the other set I snaked!!
Re: Bray's 96 Sleeper
and DT,
the reason for the gas skid is I have had contact with our local terrain in each of my last few runs- so I figured better safe than sorry.
as with most stuff on this truck, it's purpose built, as I like to do my best to keep up with my Pop in his early bronco.
keeping it stock width, running sliders and skids, and plate bumpers, all steps to try to help squeeze through tight spaces...
(and.... Richer did such a badass job on the skids and front bumper, why not have CHO finish things off the right way?)
the reason for the gas skid is I have had contact with our local terrain in each of my last few runs- so I figured better safe than sorry.
as with most stuff on this truck, it's purpose built, as I like to do my best to keep up with my Pop in his early bronco.
keeping it stock width, running sliders and skids, and plate bumpers, all steps to try to help squeeze through tight spaces...
(and.... Richer did such a badass job on the skids and front bumper, why not have CHO finish things off the right way?)
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