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1989 Ford Bronco
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1989 Ford Bronco

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The story

Bought the truck with a seized engine for $800. A total of $3000 later, I had a DD with a reman engine and freash meats. The C6 has just been rebuilt due to PO's fawk up with the fluid pickup tube. Otherwise, truck as been very reliable. I get 12.5 city and about 15-16 highway. I have a D44 for a solid axle swap next summer and will regear the rear to match 3.54. — MyFullSize

Photos

Roxie doing early bite work, Personal Protection Roxie put on watch, Personal Protection Roxie put on watch, side view, Personal Protection Roxie on watch, another side view, Personal Protection This Thread Sux! 1989 Ford Bronco — New Warn hubs and Torx sockets 1989 Ford Bronco — Stock/factory auto locking hubs 1989 Ford Bronco — Auto hub cover removed 1989 Ford Bronco — First, removed the metal clip (not pictured, already removed) and with needle nose pliers, squeeze the tabs o… 1989 Ford Bronco — Factory auto hub on its way out 1989 Ford Bronco — Factory auto locking hub assembly removed Close-up of a wheel hub interior with red labels pointing to snap ring groove, hub, axle shaft and C-clip 1989 Ford Bronco — With the auto locking assembly removed, inspect for a gruve that holds a C-Clip in place. Remove the C-Clip a… 1989 Ford Bronco — C-Clip and spacer/washer 1989 Ford Bronco — Next, your ready to install the manual hub. As you can see in this picture, the snap ring gruve is not visibl… 1989 Ford Bronco — With pressure on the u-joint, the axle shaft was pressed in just the right distance to install the snap ring. 1989 Ford Bronco — As I was doing this project "Lone Ranger" style, I needed to apply outward pressure on the axle shaft u-joint… 1989 Ford Bronco — As I was doing this project "Lone Ranger" style, I needed to apply outward pressure on the axle shaft u-joint… 1989 Ford Bronco — Here we see the snap ring installed. 1989 Ford Bronco — Swap the part tags, I got them mixed up... Here you see both parts installed. 1989 Ford Bronco — Before looks... 1989 Ford Bronco — After looks... 1989 Ford Bronco — My new truck! Seized engine, got it towed to my 'buddys' garage for an engine swap. I didnt know it would sit… Rear of a Ford Bronco covered by a gray car cover, license plate YKE-6125 visible 1989 Ford Bronco — Body is nice, frame is straight, decent rims... the gay running boards will soon be gone! 1989 Ford Bronco — I have since removed the bug guard, IMHO I think it actually looks better without it. Black 1989 Ford Bronco 3q-front view with snow on hood Black 1989 Ford Bronco parked outside, with a white truck in the background 1989 Ford Bronco — Some hoodlum in the neighborhood busted the window when it sat. $90 for a used factory tint window, $100 to h… 1989 Ford Bronco — Dashboard with speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, and temperature gauge 1989 Ford Bronco interior showing red dashboard, climate controls, and Ford radio Red interior door panel with power window switches and fabric insert. 1989 Ford Bronco 1989 Ford Bronco interior dashboard with gauges and wood trim. PRND21 gear selector visible 1989 Ford Bronco — Red velour bench seat and door panel inside a vehicle 1989 Ford Bronco — Car interior with red door panel and grey patterned seats. A side mirror is visible through the window 1989 Ford Bronco interior with manual shifter and dashboard gauges 1989 Ford Bronco interior door panel with red fabric and plastic trim 1989 Ford Bronco — Interior shot of a van, showing seats and steering wheel. Another vehicle is visible through the windshield 1989 Ford Bronco — The PO had started tearing down the top end. Joy. 1989 Ford Bronco — Red interior door panel and carpeted rear cargo area of a vehicle

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