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Have you tried Walker Valley yet?

I made a sleeved stud that goes through the body, with another plate on the inside. That way it sandwiches the body. Am going to tie it into my roll cage, once I finish building it.

I just bought another '87 Broncoo II for $100 That two for $100

My rockers were "slightly" smashed :redneck: Started with this.. http://carphotos4.cardomain.com/images/0015/02/84/15902048_large.jpg got a 'lil metal http://carphotos.cardomain.com/images/0015/02/64/15902046_large.jpg and started chopping http://carphotos.cardomain.com/images/0015/02/74/1...

6in Skyjacker long arm lift, am running on 33's

Am doing a few things right now....
Started a roll cage and custom rock sliders, got my 4.56's in now and rear electric locker is wired up

Did you get correct starter? Auto and manual are different.

The sensor is mounted on top of the rear differential

Don't need to extend drive lines till you get to 6in of lift

To fit the 31's, get coils and leafs from an Explorer. that will raise you about 2in's

Nice little Bronco you have there

There is a market for it, just a lck of companies producing them

Narnia


Now, seriously. No one makes one, I have only ever seen 1 for sale. And he want a fortune for it.
Cut off your roof, install a cage. Then head to a boat shop or other place that does convertible repairs and have them build you a custom top.

No, the one in my Buggy is from a full-size '78.
The other one is from an '77 Early Bronco, it is 6 inches narrower. Was too skinny or my Buggy, due to tire and rim choices.
Otherwise my Buggy would be much skinier than it is at the moment.

The pics of it are on here in members rides, using coilovers and extended arms. It is listed under "Getting a new project". Has been awhile since I have been able to work on it

NO, I sold the 9in rear, still have the front Dana 44

The front lift drop brackets I have are Skyjacker 6in and coils