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Shackle flip/gas tank replacement

From 1985 Ford Bronco “Big Bird” — documented by Danny Kelly.

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1985 Ford Bronco - Leaking gas tank 1985 Ford Bronco - Old gas tank removed 1985 Ford Bronco - Factory shackles reinforced with trailer spring shackles on the side, and plate on the back. 1985 Ford Bronco - Another shot of the beefed factory shackles 1985 Ford Bronco - Beefed shackles are now over 3/8" thick 1985 Ford Bronco - The right side before the shackle flip with the Skyjacker lift block on top of the factory wedge block. 1985 Ford Bronco - F250 hangers for the rear, got these from Zach 1985 Ford Bronco - New spring perches. Longer and wider with optional center pin holes. Got these made at work. 1985 Ford Bronco - Gas tank skid plate reinforcement. Made from 4mm thick steel sheet to be welded to the thin factoy skid plate. Also made at work. 1985 Ford Bronco - The underside of a vehicle shows suspension components and a tire, with a watermark for Supermotors.net. 1985 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of the undercarriage of a dirty vehicle, showing suspension and exhaust components. 1985 Ford Bronco - Underside view of a vehicle's rear axle and suspension system components. 1985 Ford Bronco - Underside view of vehicle parts, including exhaust and driveshaft, with visible Supermotors.net watermark. 1985 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage view of a vehicle, focusing on suspension and frame components. 1985 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage view of a rear leaf spring shackle flip kit, likely for off-road modification. 1985 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage view of a 1985 Ford Bronco, highlighting rust and suspension components. 1985 Ford Bronco - This photo shows the rear suspension components of a vehicle, including leaf springs and a shock absorber. 1985 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a rusty metal bracket, likely a vehicle part, against a wooden background.