broncobra22
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- City, State
- Oklahoma
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1985 Bronco 2
Build plan
Got a few things working right now:
1. Passenger side door cap...completed
2. Step plates for the door caps and the tailgate....completed
3 Hinge assembly for the folding light bar.....completed
4. Windshield cowl plate
5. 2" receiver hitch for front and rear
6. Front end frame brace
7. Front tow hooks
8. 8.8 build
9 Dana 35 build
10. Front shock hoops & radius arms
11. Spring mounts
12. 64" Chevy springs with shackle flip
13. Traction control arms
14. Drive shafts
15. Rear shock cage
16. Tube doors....completed
17. Raydot mirrors....completed
etc. etc. sounds like a lot don't it? Good news is I have a decent drive train under it, even though the suspension is not even close I can still wheel it and if I plan around building my spare Dana 35 and 8.8 in the shop this winter I still can play on those nice days, even short snow blasts (kinda like a sleigh ride) If I plan right I should be able to build the shock cage and most of the other mods without being wheel less for more than a couple of days at a time, no problem this winter...just need to get everything under a roof before it gets bad weather wise. I've got plenty of space just need to keep cracking.
Got a few things working right now:
1. Passenger side door cap...completed
2. Step plates for the door caps and the tailgate....completed
3 Hinge assembly for the folding light bar.....completed
4. Windshield cowl plate
5. 2" receiver hitch for front and rear
6. Front end frame brace
7. Front tow hooks
8. 8.8 build
9 Dana 35 build
10. Front shock hoops & radius arms
11. Spring mounts
12. 64" Chevy springs with shackle flip
13. Traction control arms
14. Drive shafts
15. Rear shock cage
16. Tube doors....completed
17. Raydot mirrors....completed
etc. etc. sounds like a lot don't it? Good news is I have a decent drive train under it, even though the suspension is not even close I can still wheel it and if I plan around building my spare Dana 35 and 8.8 in the shop this winter I still can play on those nice days, even short snow blasts (kinda like a sleigh ride) If I plan right I should be able to build the shock cage and most of the other mods without being wheel less for more than a couple of days at a time, no problem this winter...just need to get everything under a roof before it gets bad weather wise. I've got plenty of space just need to keep cracking.
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