Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
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tcm glx
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
LLLOOVVVEEE the Lic. Plate!!
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Nick
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Great plate!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
That's the most Awesomest! (is that even a word? 
) Plate!!!
) Plate!!!dont PM me.. I don't get them on Taptalk
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
There is a dash fix? I made a bracket on my truck. Didn't know there was a dealer part.
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Silverslk
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Found this on "the other" Bronco site. Contacted my buddy at the dealer and he located one back east somewhere (I think). Retail $31.08 (pic borrowed from a FSB guy too)philofab wrote:There is a dash fix? I made a bracket on my truck. Didn't know there was a dealer part.
I found info on this and ordered it from Ford last month.
It is Service Kit F4TZ-1504366-A Bracket with Attaching Parts.
1992-94 Bronco/F-Series Right Hand Instrument Panel Tab Replacement.
I haven't had time to install it yet. Good luck.
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SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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Silverslk
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Well, I took Nicks advice and spent Sunday working with Mike (Smart Alex on here) and he made me a upper rear shock mount. He even let me help with things I couldn't screw up!! haha Mike is a great guy and a EXCELLENT fabricator with MAD welding skills. I have pics of his Bronco he is building but can't share them. I will say...... pretty crazy.
I removed the stock upper mounts this week after work and will install it tonight or tomorrow.
I removed the stock upper mounts this week after work and will install it tonight or tomorrow.
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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hobbyturnedobsession
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
No more broken shocks in baja Andy?
I'm just here for the views. It helps me feel wanted.
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
I certainly hope not with what he will have on their!!!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Good to hear you got it Andy
I'm just here for the views. It helps me feel wanted.
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Silverslk
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
I better not. Its not gonna be bumped right or strapped but I'm rolling 4 deep so I will be enjoying the view and company more than trying to haul up front.hobbyturnedobsession wrote:No more broken shocks in baja Andy?
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
X2 amigo, im sure you and I will be close in the line up. Congrats on the new mount!Silverslk wrote:I better not. Its not gonna be bumped right or strapped but I'm rolling 4 deep so I will be enjoying the view and company more than trying to haul up front.hobbyturnedobsession wrote:No more broken shocks in baja Andy?
'96 XLT 5.8l lil edelbrock, lil Autofab, LOTTA fun.
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"I wouldnt even call adding beer as part of a prep...its like putting tires on the vehicle, you just do it."
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ChaseTruck754
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
I was talking more about the shocks then the mount - haha. Keep those suckers safe!
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Nick
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Nice! It's neat when you can be a part of the process, isn't it? And yes, Mike has some amazing welding skills!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Right on Andy! That's good news.
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
I was sort of looking forward to loosing the other shock! 
That's awesome... I love those type upgrades! Nice Andy!
That's awesome... I love those type upgrades! Nice Andy!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
Mikes welds are just gorgeous, Vic has his rear shock mount and it has worked out great Andy......good stuff!!Silverslk wrote:Well, I took Nicks advice and spent Sunday working with Mike (Smart Alex on here) and he made me a upper rear shock mount. He even let me help with things I couldn't screw up!! haha Mike is a great guy and a EXCELLENT fabricator with MAD welding skills. I have pics of his Bronco he is building but can't share them. I will say...... pretty crazy.
I removed the stock upper mounts this week after work and will install it tonight or tomorrow.
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Silverslk
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
I'll take some pics today but after painting (dear god...no powdercoat? haha) I held the outer plate up and with 1/2" holes for 1/2" bolts (no slightly oversized holes) every single bolt hole lines up perfectly (all 5).tcm glx wrote:Mikes welds are just gorgeous, Vic has his rear shock mount and it has worked out great Andy......good stuff!!Silverslk wrote:Well, I took Nicks advice and spent Sunday working with Mike (Smart Alex on here) and he made me a upper rear shock mount. He even let me help with things I couldn't screw up!! haha Mike is a great guy and a EXCELLENT fabricator with MAD welding skills. I have pics of his Bronco he is building but can't share them. I will say...... pretty crazy.
I removed the stock upper mounts this week after work and will install it tonight or tomorrow.
SteveG wrote:The point? It's amazing these front ends go down the road straight in any form! The TTB is brute. A broad sword and not a scalpel. That's why I love it!
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
So is it installed yet?
And don't scratch my bling - hahaha
And don't scratch my bling - hahaha
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Re: Andy (Silverslk) 1995 Bronco (slow project)
did you stick with pink?Silverslk wrote: I'll take some pics today but after painting (dear god...no powdercoat? haha) I held the outer plate up and with 1/2" holes for 1/2" bolts (no slightly oversized holes) every single bolt hole lines up perfectly (all 5).