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Re: 67 bronco
It Just works...
It Just works...
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2002 F250 Superduty, 7.3 241,500 miles and counting
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Re: 67 bronco
Wow. That looks great. You’re making a LOT of progress.Originally posted by 904Bronco View PostIt Just works...Comment
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I got lucky today. Realized at my next job that I left my impact gun in the windstar van that I pulled the box out of. Drive back there right before it closed. And it was right where I left it. That doesn’t happen very often.
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Re: 67 bronco
Very Lucky!!!
That is my 71 Bronco, a two year frame-off...2002 F250 Superduty, 7.3 241,500 miles and counting
1979 Bronco, 351M,NP435,4:11's on 33's
2016 Race Red Shelby GT350Comment
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Wow, lucky indeed!Comment
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What are these holes for? Should I weld them up?
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KarlComment
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Thank you. That’s why I asked. I appreciate everyone’s help.Comment
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Like Tony said, those are for door weather stripping.Comment
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Mocking up the fuel pump. What screws do you recommend to bolt the pump to the tank.
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Karl
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(6) Fuel pump assembly bolts #F5AZ9N005B from Ford.
You may have to drill and tap the holes... Without looking, I believe they are metric2002 F250 Superduty, 7.3 241,500 miles and counting
1979 Bronco, 351M,NP435,4:11's on 33's
2016 Race Red Shelby GT350Comment
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Weld. Weld. Weld. Then weld some more.
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A little more progress. Cut the hole for the PCM. Mocked it up.
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Looks good. That should be a nice clean install once the motor is in.Comment
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Finally some progress. Sprayed the inside and underneath with primer today. Next, paintComment
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