awesome job, I may go with that lizard skin myself, looks like it would be good sound deadener

does anyone have a pictures or a guide as to how they installed their igniter points replacement set with pictures

I am in the process and the instructions were minimal and not very clear to me...
thanks

bought my son a "Igniter" points replacement yesterday, hope this thing works with years of trouble free service. I plan on pulling his tank and cleaning it, there is either one of two things hindering his truck running good, fuel tank rust, or points were screwed up. I should know by the ...

Yea its pretty sad that our beloved trucks have to sit while we find time and money to restore them...

that's what I tax money should go to until we retire lol

thanks toyz seems everything I had my sand blaster guy do, was in vain, I need a shed for this truck, and will have to strip it down to bare metal again to be happy with it...pissin me off.... I have a couple questions though....which set of holes do my engine mounts mount in? I have them at least r...

Harrscars
love that front bumper/Shelby mustang look, more pics please

today I unloaded a new air compressor, its been far to long between post here and its time to get started back on my old slick...
stay tuned...pictures to follow

welcome...
apparently my sandblaster guy did NOT epoxy prime my truck after blasting immediately....and now I have some minor rust creeping thru my epoxy primer...
here is my question..
what is the easiest way to remove epoxy primer other than re sand blasting it?

I am curious what you plan to do on the bed floor, I am subscribing

very nice. Its so pretty it almost looks like a rinder...I love it! especially the color!

thanks totten, and ken462 that article helps. I guess my biggest question was do I try and drill out the spot welds before installing the new pan...answer is definely YES... I put a set of pans in a 70 bronco once and it turned out pretty good. I drilled every hole and welded thru them...I just was ...

thanks... waiting on one of my floor pans, so the cab is just sitting on the frame. Its not 100 % perfect, but I can live with it not being perfect...I want to get the floor pans welded in, and grind the welds etc...I really need advice on floor pan install...how to articles, pictures if anyone has ...

Ceiling in the shop is finished as of this moment. 2 racks are built out of 3

good job! now post pics, even if its of the racks and ceilings

cab back on the painted frame



its not prefect but its better than before

if you dont mind post a picture of your final mounting point, just to give me ideas where to put mine

welcome aboard Thomas! you will find a vast amount of knowledge here...from totally stock to some pretty radical trucks.

It is plastic oops! i havent worked on very many bronco II's sorry! I just noticed the RJM instructions say to ground the ECU. How have any of you accomplished this? on a stock 1986 thru 1992 mustang the ECU is grounded with the green screw that bolts the ECU to the inner kick panel. As a side note...

nice....sounds healthy, but i still like the sound of a 302 HO with Flow Masters. :) I can see a 300 six running good, and probably having more torque than a stock 302 roller motor, however, how much does a intake manifold cost, cam, headers, carb, head cost compared to a simular 302? just curious. ...

get a second fill tube and cut a piece off it and weld it to the fill tube you are wanting to use

picked up a 2004 mustang GT body today and it should be delivered by this afternoon. Also going to get my slicks Frame today (in black Urethane) hopefully I will have time to do all i need today, I was going to get my daughter and keep her all day but my ex is being bi polar today, so I guess that's...