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Four used spark plugs numbered 1-4 on orange parts boxes, some rusty

“Beachmobile”1996 Ford Bronco

documented by sportflyer 30 photos documented since 5 years documented ♡ Follow this build

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1996 Ford Bronco: plugs (driver's bank) 1996 Ford Bronco: plugs (pass bank) dipstick color dipstick color 1996 Ford Bronco: Finally sanded down and repainted the rim of my spare tire. 1996 Ford Bronco: Spray-in bedliner cargo area of an SUV with maroon paint and a Prestone jug 1996 Ford Bronco: 2 layers of rust bullet, 2 layers of herculiner, and peel & seal under the trim panels. 1996 Ford Bronco: 2 layers of rust bullet, 2 layers of herculiner, and peel & seal under the trim panels. 1996 Ford Bronco: Mounted the fire extinguisher by the driver's seat 1996 Ford Bronco: another view of the fire extinguisher and herculiner in the front 1996 Ford Bronco: Painted the brackets that hold my extra lights on 1996 Ford Bronco: I custom fabricated a bracket to relocate the steering stabilizer 1996 Ford Bronco: I custom fabricated a bracket to relocate the steering stabilizer 1996 Ford Bronco: back when I hydrolocked my engine, I painted this while it was apart 1996 Ford Bronco: scored a 3G alternator off an exploder at a junkyard 1996 Ford Bronco: Engine bay of a maroon truck with a red breather cap 1996 Ford Bronco: Chrome 4x4 Automatic hubcap held in front of a rusty wheel hub and brake rotor. 1996 Ford Bronco: Is this the correct order? 1996 Ford Bronco: bumpstop installed, ready to be cut down to the proper size 1996 Ford Bronco: 2 coats of Rust Bullet on the frame 1996 Ford Bronco: 2 coats of Rust Bullet on the frame 1996 Ford Bronco: Shackle angle with a bottle jack simulating the suspension resting on the tires 1996 Ford Bronco: Shackle angle with the spring hanging under it's own weight (frame on jacks, axle not connected) 1996 Ford Bronco: Shackle angle with a bottle jack simulating the suspension resting on the tires 1996 Ford Bronco: Shackle angle with the spring hanging under it's own weight (frame on jacks, axle not connected) 1996 Ford Bronco: Close-up of leaf spring and frame bracket on underside of vehicle Fuel tank sending unit with fuel line attached Close-up of red and black wires soldered together. Some text is visible on a green package in the background Wires with heat shrink tubing, pliers, and a gray mechanical part on a wooden surface 1996 Ford Bronco: Mag Drain plug after 1st oil change (30 min break in run)

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