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Tcase Skid

From 1993 Ford Bronco, documented by Ducklodge.

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1993 Ford Bronco - Lay ouy materials and safety gear. Make sure you have a trusty helper! 1993 Ford Bronco - I used a 1/8" x 1" flat bar that I bent to how I wanted my 1/4" plate to be. This was much easier to line out than A36 plate and gave me a… 1993 Ford Bronco - I scored my plate with a cutoff wheel on my hf grinder. I burnt this grinder up while grinding my outside welds later on. I'll post a pic o… 1993 Ford Bronco - I started this with a 8" x 48" piece of A36 plate steel. Scored, bent and welded the plate to match my bent form. 1993 Ford Bronco - I wanted these two welds to be smooth for drainage later on. 1993 Ford Bronco - Started building up the sides at about a 45 degree angle, but eyeballed it. The front of my skid has a more rounded appearance. The back is… 1993 Ford Bronco - Custom welded metal part, possibly for a vehicle's undercarriage, with welding marks visible. 1993 Ford Bronco - This would be the top. I used some 1/8" angle to brace the flat part some. I cutthe top of the angle after welding down the long part then… 1993 Ford Bronco - I often use my dog run to hang stuff for paint. Dark outside with Samsung phone makes for blurry photos. 1993 Ford Bronco - This is my finished product. I painted it with the color I plan on using as my accent color when paint comes this spring. 1993 Ford Bronco - Tools I used to install the skid. 1993 Ford Bronco - A green skid plate is mounted under the frame of a vehicle, with another car parked nearby. 1993 Ford Bronco - The undercarriage of a 1993 Ford Bronco is visible, fitted with a bright green skid plate.