I have had many ideas but have been unable to execute them all but my overlanding rig is starting to come together. I made a deal in mid summer with a good friend of mine. I traded a Ruger 10/22 takedown rifle for him to build a bed platform. With wanting a bed platform in my Bronco I decided to pull the rear seat from the Bronco to have more room. The bed platform will utilize the entire bed area from behind the front seats to the tailgate. The bed platform will have 2 drawers and storage on the sides front and rear of the wheel well. I am going with a custom drawer setup that will follow soon hopefully. While we are waiting on the next step of the build here are some of the updated photos of the bed platform.
So I have added some photos of the progress that my good friend made. He is finishing up the drawers today and the Bronco will be ready for pickup today!!!
That turned out really nice. I like al the storage in the sides and especially the side access holes for the front compartments. Great forward thinking. I can’t wait to see it packed out on a camping trip.
Thanks everyone. I have to get the coil replaced now (not getting spark). Then to driver it daily again hopefully, working out any little issued I can as they appear.
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EDIT: There is a huge gap in time between this post and the next. I lost several photos and will likely not put them back. But that is ok, its like a TV show this way, where all the sudden its done ( well they are never done but further )
The truck went from being a cheap $1200...
So... I have no idea how to write this thread so, I'm just going to tell you the story that led me into my rig and our road back to 'showroom ready' ...well maybe not showroom but at least cruise in proud :thumbup
Well, a little about me, I've never been your average girl... I like bad a$$...
I can just see all the comments now about WHY? Answer is I have one and it's free. I can't seem to find info about how this is done wiring wise to enable the shifting process.I don't want to go the control module route. I think the module senses the speed synchronization. For my use I wont...
back in the game again put the Grinch to some rest for the winter and working a lot on the 1986 Bronco I got from Colorado springs last winter and allredy put 6 inch lift and got 5.8ho running and runs good but going to do some mods for the motor like cam and timing chain and intake headers and...
So I bought my bronco in late 2006 as my secondary vehicle that I wanted to build to be my offroad beater. Didn't have a lot to spend so I drove an hour south and spent $1250 on this clean bronco with 2 known previous owners, all records, and a rebuilt engine with less than 60,000 miles. The bad...
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