Recent content by BR549

I think it’s awsome Brett appreciates his grandfathers tools. They speak about the man, some insight into who he was. I have some of my grandfathers tools that are more than 100 years old. Some of which I still use.

If you let me know what type of projects you have in mind, I might be able to recommend some quality shops.

Bronco hut sells them. A very worthwhile upgrade

Like to find a 2100 complete carb for manual trans that's buildable. Send photos and price Thanks

I thought 67 valve covers were plain without the powered by Ford script

Add me to the drawing please.

I concur.

Awsome pic blue. Also consider the different dimensions between mud and all terrain tires.

Thank you EJ. 69 bronco 302 was rebuilt (stock specs). The trans has new luk clutch and shifts smooth. I did a lot of the repairs including paint (single stage)on dash, inside doors, underwood, and inside truck. A professional did the exterior with base/clear in original color. Original...

Halloween bump

Did you let her test your repairs and burn some rubber leaving the antique shop?

Fact is Ford did make jeeps.

Eastwood sells the metal line in small rolls and it's easy to work with. Listen to garberz he's spot on. The nylon fuel line didn't seem right for me, but the steel is a clean, solid install.

Emblem didn't want to come off easy (and didn't want to break it). Hope this helps. If not hopefully someone can post I learn something new here constantly.

Fender emblem 67 I can provide measurements if this looks correct for you. I am unaware if 66 models had multiple locations My bet is they are the same