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tear down and build

From 1996 Ford Bronco, documented by Goose.

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1996 Ford Bronco - Rear suspension work on a 1996 Ford Bronco, leaf spring removed and vehicle on jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - Rear view of a green Ford Bronco on jack stands, possibly for repair or modification. 1996 Ford Bronco - A disassembled rear axle assembly with leaf springs and shocks is laid out on a gravel surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - A disassembled rear axle assembly with tires and brake lines sits on gravel, suggesting a vehicle tear-down. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear wheel and suspension system of a two-tone truck is shown from the side. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear section of a teal 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer is shown on jack stands, revealing a heavily rusted frame. 1996 Ford Bronco - A green 1996 Ford Bronco is elevated on jack stands, showing its undercarriage during a repair or build. 1996 Ford Bronco - Vehicle suspension and axle parts are piled on the ground, possibly for a rebuild or tear-down. 1996 Ford Bronco - A yellow and white label shows part information and a date of April 9, 1996. 1996 Ford Bronco - Disassembled vehicle suspension parts lie on a gravel surface, showing significant rust and wear. 1996 Ford Bronco - A heavily rusted rear axle assembly, complete with springs and brake drums, lies on a gravel surface. The Supermotors.net logo is visible i… 1996 Ford Bronco - Underside view of a 1996 Ford Bronco undergoing maintenance, with the rear axle supported by jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear undercarriage of a truck is supported by jack stands, with an exhaust pipe visible. 1996 Ford Bronco - A close-up shows a bolt with nuts and washers, held by a hand, against a blurred background. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear leaf spring suspension of a 1996 Ford Bronco is shown elevated on jack stands for service. 1996 Ford Bronco - Rear suspension of a 1996 Ford Bronco being worked on, supported by jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear axle assembly is supported by dollies and positioned beneath the vehicle's frame. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear axle assembly of a vehicle is supported by dollies and jack stands, with a license plate visible above. 1996 Ford Bronco - The rear axle and suspension of a 1996 Ford Bronco are visible as it is being worked on. 1996 Ford Bronco - Packaging for a REX OFF-ROAD PREMIUM HYDRO SHOCK part number 8111. 1996 Ford Bronco - Two custom-fabricated metal brackets, marked for left and right sides, are shown before installation. 1996 Ford Bronco - A custom-fabricated metal bracket is shown, likely for automotive use, with visible welds and mounting points. 1996 Ford Bronco - Custom metal bracket with 'L/S' marking, likely for automotive repair or modification. 1996 Ford Bronco - These appear to be custom-fabricated metal brackets, possibly for a vehicle modification project. 1996 Ford Bronco - A metal bracket is held up for inspection, with other metal pieces in the background. 1996 Ford Bronco - A hand holds a cardboard template with drawn circles and measurements, likely for a vehicle part. 1996 Ford Bronco - A metal bracket is shown next to a cardboard template with measurements and hole markings. 1996 Ford Bronco - A close-up shows a rod end joint connected to a metal bracket, with another bracket labeled 'L/S' visible on the left. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of an adjustable suspension part, likely for a vehicle, held in a vise. 1996 Ford Bronco - A suspension component is shown next to a Bud Light can, likely for scale. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of two heavily rusted bolts, likely for automotive use. 1996 Ford Bronco - This image shows a close-up of a welded metal component, not a vehicle. 1996 Ford Bronco - Metal parts are hung on a rack for painting, with a teal truck partially visible in the background. 1996 Ford Bronco - Undercarriage of a vehicle supported by jack stands, showing frame and suspension parts during a tear down. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a metal part being measured with a Stanley tape measure. 1996 Ford Bronco - A close-up view of a freshly painted metal bracket, likely a vehicle part, resting on a wooden surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of a black metal bracket attached to the underside of a vehicle frame. 1996 Ford Bronco - A black frame mount bracket is bolted to the vehicle's chassis, viewed from underneath. 1996 Ford Bronco - Newly welded bracket attached to the vehicle's frame. 1996 Ford Bronco - This image shows a section of a vehicle's frame, highlighting its rusty condition and bolted components. 1996 Ford Bronco - A yellow Stanley tape measure is used to measure a section of a vehicle's frame, indicating approximately 8 inches. 1996 Ford Bronco - Measuring a suspension part with a Stanley tape measure. The measurement is around 3.5 inches. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vehicle's suspension linkage being adjusted with a large nut. 1996 Ford Bronco - The front suspension of a teal and tan Ford Bronco is disassembled and supported by jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - Underside close-up of a solid-axle front suspension during a lift or swap, showing a rusty coil spring bucket/shock mount bolted to a fresh… 1996 Ford Bronco - A collection of automotive tools and a metal bracket are laid out on a concrete surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - The front suspension of a 1996 Ford Bronco is disassembled and supported by jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - Painted suspension control arms are laid out on cardboard and concrete, with a child's bicycle nearby. 1996 Ford Bronco - Homemade dimensioned drawing on cardboard sketching a fabricated link with a 38 1/2 inch overall length and end detail. 1996 Ford Bronco - Hand-drawn dimensioned layout on cardboard of a fabricated rod-end link showing a 3 1/2 dimension and thread end marks. 1996 Ford Bronco - A metal tube is marked with measurements, likely for a custom build or repair. 1996 Ford Bronco - A metal tube is measured on a piece of cardboard, with markings indicating its length. 1996 Ford Bronco - The vehicle's suspension system is elevated on jack stands, its components during a modification. 1996 Ford Bronco - The front suspension of a 1996 Ford Bronco is disassembled and supported by jack stands. 1996 Ford Bronco - Part label indicates front brake hose extended for 1978-79 Ford Bronco and 1973-79 Ford Truck. 1996 Ford Bronco - A heavily rusted bracket is attached to the underside of a vehicle's frame, showing signs of wear and tear. 1996 Ford Bronco - Close-up view of the rusted frame and suspension system of a vehicle, showing mechanical components and an orange jack. 1996 Ford Bronco - An angle finder is used to measure the suspension angle of a vehicle. 1996 Ford Bronco - An angle finder tool is used to measure the frame of a vehicle. 1996 Ford Bronco - The underside of a vehicle is shown, lifted on jack stands for maintenance or repair. 1996 Ford Bronco - Vehicle suspension parts are visible, with a power tool nearby on the concrete surface. 1996 Ford Bronco - Detail of vehicle frame and suspension components, showing bolted metal brackets. 1996 Ford Bronco - This photo shows the undercarriage of a vehicle, focusing on suspension components and a custom-mounted bracket.