cool fabrications you guys have made.

[broncoitis]

How about my gear shifters? They match my gear crankers.

Nice work Viper! Those are pretty cool and unique as well!!!

 

[Madgyver]

Is that a madgyver bobble head doll I see on the table?

Nah, it's the mad bottle opener...

 

[phred]

Viper I like those shifter knobs. Look like they would remove some skin if you grabbed them wrong!

 

[Viperwolf1]

Viper I like those shifter knobs. Look like they would remove some skin if you grabbed them wrong!

They're actually more comfortable than they look but I did catch my knuckle on one and loose some blood once. I made them from spare C4 parts.

 

[shamu]

Here is the working area. Battery, ARB compressor and a 2000 lbs winch all tucked in nicely.

 

[tasker]

anybody got some new stuff?

 

[shamu]

Gene I like the green cover you sent me for my all thread shifter hootis.

 

[BDAZSVT]

Not as nice as some of the others here but, I got bored and decided to fab a mount for a stereo. The body is about to come off so i shouod be focused on that but i got an idea... I plan to mount my a/c controls on the panel and any switches that may be added.

 

[1sicbronconut]

Lots of fab in my Bronco based buggy build. Bronco frame with a F-toy welded to it.

 

[half cab]

Gene I like the green cover you sent me for my all thread shifter hootis.

Looks good Hopper! Glad you liked them!

I used some to go down both sides my trl.(light wires)Gave out several packs and I think somewhere around here I stll have a box of them,but at the moment can't seem to locate them?

(Below)I use to sell these at a little ole scooter shop I had.They are for the cross bar pad on a Dirt Bike..I mounted it under the pass seat.They make a handy out of the way storage bag and are kinda hidden from view.

I may have already posted this?Forgive me if I did.

 

[matt w]

I fabed a window so that I could make sure my drive shaft was disengaged before I drive 150 miles home form 4x trips! I love it!...I need to clean it up as it was a one off real quick idea!...works well though!

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=198502

 

[Tedster100]

Bronco Design Hood cut-out & intake screen. You can't really see it but I molded in a aluminium channel into the inside top of the scoops to retain the screens.

My own billet pully in a larger diameter to keep my 3G from squeelin'. Got tired of looking for one so I made one. Problem solved.

 

[tasker]

cool stuff, keep'em coming!

 

[BoureeOne]

Have not actually finished any of these, but here are some ideas I am working on.

1. Cobra Roadster Side Pipes

2. Sideways folding rear seats

3. Custom Painted Hub Caps ( might also add center knock-off spinners, like the old vettes and mustangs )

4. Polished Aluminum Finned Scoops for the intake vents on hood.

5. Integrating a 1948 Lincoln Continental Dash and gauges into my dash. Doing this because I felll in love with the look of these gauges. Also picked up an extra clock because I found a guy that will convert it into a tach that will match all the gauges.

6. The eyebrow grill I am saving from the rust devil. I have cut out the grill portion and will have a custom grill cut out of 1/4 inch stainless sporting a Fleur de lis in the center.

That is all I can think of for now. Give me a couple of years to see the final product.

Scott

 

[BoureeOne]

Here are gauges, dash and grill.

Scott

 

[01Dudley]

Beautiful guages!! Who did those?

Here are gauges, dash and grill.

Scott

 

[BoureeOne]

No body. Those are the stock gauges out of a 1948 Lincoln Continental.

 

[Justafordguy]

Those are awesome, can't wait to see how they turn out in the EB.;D

 

[Desert Thrasher]

Dont know how I missed this thread all this time. Lets keep it going.
Heres my front plate winch bumper:
Build thread here: http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=197988

 

[Nelson]

Built these out of aluminium for the windshield to rollcage attachment points.
I didn't like the fact that the strap would mash between the down tube and the door when the door was closed. So I relocate the kick panel connection point in order for the door to open wide enough and the strap now loops around the down tube and does not rub on the door. The SS 0.250" spacer allowed the door mounting point to clear the pinch seam when the door is closed and the door will not bend near the bolting point over time.