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Sounds like you’d be fine with the basic Wild Horses 21/2” or 31/2” suspension lifts, no need of the inboard shocks or long shock towers in the front if you are basically driving around town, duel shocks are unnecessary imo, you won’t go wrong with either vendor, just call them they’ll be happy...

I have done both of my doors, it's not that hard it just takes patience to carefully remove the old skin with a chisel and a grinder without damaging the door itself. The new skin comes with the seam already made so all you have to do is fold it onto the door shell, I used a body hammer and...

X2 a little more explanation would be great, I have the same unit & have no luck getting reception.

I have the retro sound unit myself, I have tried all different antennas, no luck with anything so far, glad it's not just me!

I'd reach out to Ron Francis, they have a lot of bare bones harness's like you describe. Their catalog alone is a must read in my opinion. Lots of good info about doing your own wiring.

The picture of the tailgate area didn't post but it's the same idea except I used a piece of flat stock welded to the tube & bolted to the bed rail with two 3/8 cap screws, cleaner than drilling the cage.

I have the Flaming River Coloum, very happy with it, I went with the polished stainless, if I were to do it again I would get black powder coat, too much reflection in the windshield sometimes, just something to think about

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I bolted mine exactly as you describe, I think it makes it stronger and stiffens the tub. Be very careful to check all door & tailgate fitment before u weld anything perminate. I'll post a picture but they always end up upside down!

My front fenders & rear 1/4's came from Dennis Carpenter, door skins & rockers from WH, good prices on shipping from DC.

I've been happy with all the new pannels that I've recently purchased. Nice to start fresh and rust free.

I'm in the same boat, need to put mirrors on my new door skin, I just sat down thinking about it & this thread was right in front of me. Great info guys.

That's quite a bumper

Very happy with the one's I got from Dennis Carpenter, can't beat shipping either

Glad I made the time to attend. Saw some real nice Bronco. Thanks Randy for putting it on the PACC club was a great choice!

Got the AAA card ready. I'll be rolling by 8. Rt 2 east

Having an issue with my horn & hoping someone has had the same at some point. I have a flaming river tilt column (I've had it for years) after redoing my dash last winter I put the steering wheel back together and drove it, the horn wasn't working but I ignored it. Yesterday I decided I fix it...

I have them as well, I agree with what Mark says above, great seats but you have to climb through center to get in back. My only complaint with them is the sliders, just can't get them to work well, one has broken on me already, for the money they could be higher quality.

Thank you

Over the weekend I picked up a 2000 Ford Explorer to use as a donor, displayed on some of the Facebook Bronco groups yesterday. Now reality sets in. My first step is to sit and make a list of all the questions and issues I will encounter and how much money it will actually cost me. I'm not going...