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“Zak the Bronc”1996 Ford Bronco

documented by David Couch 328 photos documented since 4 years documented ♡ Follow this build

Day one vs. today

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1996 Ford Bronco in 2007
1996 Ford Bronco in 2003
2003 2007

Photo history

328 photos across 5 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2003

20 photos added — showing 8

Rear view of York in Bronco 1996 Ford Bronco — Front view of air filter. Air manifold bracket on drivers side of York. 1996 Ford Bronco — Front view of York, with aluminum bracket for PS protector going down, and one in the back for air manifold. Drivers side view from rear showing air manifold. Listed as xx12.jpg in my instructions. 1996 Ford Bronco — Yet another passenger side view of air manifold. 1996 Ford Bronco — Passenger side view of air manifold from top... 1996 Ford Bronco — Passenger side view of air manifold, close up and from top. 1996 Ford Bronco — Passenger side view of air manifold.

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1996 Ford Bronco — CB Antenna from side 1996 Ford Bronco — CB Antenna from side 1996 Ford Bronco — CB Antenna picture #2 1996 Ford Bronco — Keith, Tanya, Beerman, Mike Hubbard 1996 Ford Bronco — This is what Beerman missed by not waking up. This is a lot steeper than it looks. Lockhart Basin, coming dow… 1996 Ford Bronco — Check out that awsome TTB Action. 1996 Ford Bronco — Stuck on Mt. Blanca, going down Jaws 1 1996 Ford Bronco — 1987 F-350 SAS Doner vehicle, aint she purty?

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1996 Ford Bronco — Green cast-iron compressor pump head with brass tee and quick-disconnect couplers 1996 Ford Bronco — Shown with a 15 inch steel rule by the side for comparison. The protector is 1 1/2" x 1/8" aluminum. 1996 Ford Bronco — Green compressor pump with pressure gauge, brass fittings and loose red wiring on a bench 1996 Ford Bronco — Side view of protector to show detail of "foot" that protects the PS hose 1996 Ford Bronco — Flat steel mounting plate with re-drilled bolt holes measured with a steel rule 1996 Ford Bronco — Green York-style piston air compressor with belt pulley, brass fittings and inline filter 1996 Ford Bronco — I used two peices of 1/4" plate steel about 6" x 8" and made template to "fit" what I had. When I drilled the… Person on creeper working under the front axle of a green Ford Bronco with large mud tire

44 photos added — showing 8

Busted the sector shaft on my Bronco while running Moab Rim on April 29-2006. Right at the spot about 100" fr… 1996 Ford Bronco — Picture #2. Lucky for me I was wheeling with Nathan G. (the nag) who appears to have one each of just about B… Close-up of a damaged splined shaft within a dark metal housing, with visible part numbers Close-up of a worn splined shaft on a steering gear box, possibly from a Ford Bronco Broken metal part with jagged edges, resting on a surface near a blue container 1996 Ford Bronco — Snapped steering box sector shaft with jagged fracture face in the housing 1996 Ford Bronco — Pitman Arm side. Close-up of a splined shaft opening on a worn steering component, possibly from a truck

5 photos added

Picture of front spring rear hanger. This hanger is modified, cut and redrilled. 1996 Ford Bronco — Another shot of the rear hanger, image out of foucus but it shows the center of where we redrilled the stock… 1996 Ford Bronco — Yet another shot from further away showing shackle angle. 1996 Ford Bronco — Poor quality image of front custom built hanger. Perhaps if you edit the image to cut down brightness you can… 1996 Ford Bronco — Another poor quality image but it looks like the center line of the bolt is 7" from the front of the crumple…
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