1987 Ford Bronco
Owner: WizardPC 
From: Atlanta, GA, U.S.A.        (Other registries in GA)
Year, Make, & Model: 1987 Ford Bronco        (Other Ford Broncos)
Avatar:
Nickname: BondoBuggy
Mileage:
Engine: 302
Drivetrain:
Notes:
Last Updated: 10/29/2006
Hits: 3848
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Folder Hits Comments Created Updated
folder First day at home19007,34504/7/054/7/05
folder Random8002,05105/12/057/11/05
folder Jeep20007,26108/25/0610/29/06
Newest Media Files
SUNP0106 (Medium).JPG
435 hits | 60.69 KB | Posted: 10/29/06

Cragars(Medium).JPG
484 hits | 60.13 KB | Posted: 10/29/06

Mmmmm.....Cragars.....
SUNP0153 (Medium).JPG
421 hits | 49.09 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Trace the template cut it out!

Now that you know how to do one panel, you can figure out how to do the rest.
SUNP0152 (Medium).JPG
463 hits | 44.52 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Tape them together and lay them on your plywood.
SUNP0150 (Medium).JPG
426 hits | 28.81 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Now we have the original and the filler piece that will fit together to form the template for our side piece.
SUNP0147 (Medium).JPG
410 hits | 28.51 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Now with both pieces on a semi-flat surface (like, say, the hood of your xj), line them up using the line you drew.

Flip them over and draw the line where the bottom of the original meets your patch panel.
SUNP0146 (Medium).JPG
354 hits | 28.82 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Again, I only have the 2 hands, so use your imagination.

What we have to do to correct the gap is this: using some method of your choosing (I used masking tape and one hand), hold the original cardboard template flush with the bottom of the base. ...
SUNP0145 (Medium).JPG
436 hits | 27.08 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Oh Noes!!! What's this?

The transmission hump is not perfectly flat, so the base piece is not actually sitting flush with the floor. We can't have that, because then the finished console will look.....what's the word......ghetto-fabulous?
SUNP0144 (Medium).JPG
483 hits | 32.94 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Looks pretty good, eh?
Most Viewed Files
SUNP0007.JPG
506 hits | 67.46 KB | Posted: 4/7/05

SUNP0009.JPG
491 hits | 74.04 KB | Posted: 4/7/05

Cragars(Medium).JPG
484 hits | 60.13 KB | Posted: 10/29/06

Mmmmm.....Cragars.....
SUNP0144 (Medium).JPG
483 hits | 32.94 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Looks pretty good, eh?
SUNP0006.JPG
474 hits | 69.31 KB | Posted: 4/7/05

SUNP0019.JPG
469 hits | 81.22 KB | Posted: 4/7/05

SUNP0152 (Medium).JPG
463 hits | 44.52 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Tape them together and lay them on your plywood.
SUNP0024.JPG
454 hits | 57.74 KB | Posted: 4/7/05

SUNP0145 (Medium).JPG
436 hits | 27.08 KB | Posted: 8/25/06

Oh Noes!!! What's this?

The transmission hump is not perfectly flat, so the base piece is not actually sitting flush with the floor. We can't have that, because then the finished console will look.....what's the word......ghetto-fabulous?
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