So Happy my Bronco did not need this sheet metal replaced. Someone had the forethought on mine to rust proof, will only need to replace floor pans. You are the Man Jason !! You replaced almost the whole body Assy.
Nice I almost forgot that I had to do that same thing to my rockers. Looking good. 66 A pillars look easier to work with than newer ones that are already assembled I had to cut mine all apart and rework the preassembled ones
Thanks for the info on the rockers, I have the same ones and was trying to figure out how to use them. They are way off, looks like I'd be cutting up mine as well.
@@JasonJonieBuilds excellent to know I seriously considered getting a tub built and shipped then i saw the price tag... dunno if i wanna save that much time .
5/16" holes are great when using a new panel. When you are having to attach new to old panels usually the hole will be close to 3/8"because drilling them out usually results in larger holes to get the parts to release.
We are doing a v8 swap with AOD. This build will be a beach cruiser. We have been shooting videos on the Stage 5 2.5" lift suspension this weekend. Lots of work done. It is going to be nice. Thanks for watching.
@@snafubariffic I traded it to a fellow Bronco rebuilder. He needed it for a stock restoration. I have another but shipping from Alabama to the Northwest is kind of expensive.
@@JasonJonieBuilds I watched a truck power video and they threw a turbo on an inline six and was able to get over 500 Ft.Lb of torqe and easily over 300 HP with only 10 lb of boost. ... but if you want to give it to me to get it out of the way I'd certainly consider paying the shipping cost. LOL
hey Jason love watching you working on the broncos. I am working on researching and trying to find one to start on myself. Do you have another way to contact you ? I have some questions I would love to ask if you can?
So Happy my Bronco did not need this sheet metal replaced. Someone had the forethought on mine to rust proof, will only need to replace floor pans. You are the Man Jason !!
You replaced almost the whole body Assy.
Thanks Jim! You were lucky these Broncos are notorious for rust. Thanks for watching!
Liked the video. I've just completed everything you went over. Thank you. I'm on to e whole bed floor now.
That's great! My bed got welded in this weekend. It feels good to be at this point of the build.
Love to watch your videos very informative and helpful!! Building a 66 :)
Thanks Chris! Good luck on your build and have fun. If you have any content request let us know.
I definatly feel the same way. Im restoring mine and its my get away. Your videos have helped alot!!
Thanks Keith! Good Luck! We all need a place to clear our head. Let me know if there are areas you'd like to see better.
Nice I almost forgot that I had to do that same thing to my rockers. Looking good. 66 A pillars look easier to work with than newer ones that are already assembled I had to cut mine all apart and rework the preassembled ones
They still took a lot of work...but better than nothing.
Awesome vid! Great work on the A pillar! I need to replace mine too! The failed water drain rusted a good part of it :(
I bet.. It seems to be a common theme on the Broncos.
Thanks for the info on the rockers, I have the same ones and was trying to figure out how to use them. They are way off, looks like I'd be cutting up mine as well.
Make sure you elongate the hole on the hinge nut plate support before you install it so your hinge will have its full movement. Good Luck!
Dennis Carpenter rockers the only way to go.
I will definitely get D.C. rockers next time. Thanks,
Thanks for the video take it from a guy blind in one eye you need safety glasses always
Thanks Jerome. I am getting better about it but not where I should be.
I am at this point in my build. Did you have to trim the apron to fit into the firewall? Mines seems to be too long.
Honestly, there weren't many parts we didn't have to trim/adjust in some way.
Have you noticed a diffence on the fit for the body parts depending on who you order them from?
Yes. The Dennis Carpenter parts seems to fit better than the others I received.
@@JasonJonieBuilds excellent to know
I seriously considered getting a tub built and shipped then i saw the price tag... dunno if i wanna save that much time .
Luke Simpson from what I hear a lot of the tub builders are backlogged also.
What size holes do you drill for your spot welds?
I'm doing the same type repairs and on mine, I drill 5/16" holes and they work well.
5/16" holes are great when using a new panel. When you are having to attach new to old panels usually the hole will be close to 3/8"because drilling them out usually results in larger holes to get the parts to release.
What do you have on your car lift
That is a rotisserie I designed for restoring mustangs. I modified it to hold the Bronco. Thanks for watching.
Something that I'm curious about:
Are you planning to tear the engine down to the block and do a top bottom rebuild??
We are doing a v8 swap with AOD. This build will be a beach cruiser. We have been shooting videos on the Stage 5 2.5" lift suspension this weekend. Lots of work done. It is going to be nice. Thanks for watching.
@@JasonJonieBuilds what did you end up doing with the L 6
@@snafubariffic I traded it to a fellow Bronco rebuilder. He needed it for a stock restoration. I have another but shipping from Alabama to the Northwest is kind of expensive.
@@JasonJonieBuilds I watched a truck power video and they threw a turbo on an inline six and was able to get over 500 Ft.Lb of torqe and easily over 300 HP with only 10 lb of boost. ... but if you want to give it to me to get it out of the way I'd certainly consider paying the shipping cost. LOL
hey Jason love watching you working on the broncos. I am working on researching and trying to find one to start on myself. Do you have another way to contact you ? I have some questions I would love to ask if you can?
Thanks Ben. You can message me on Instagram if you like. I friended you there.
Good videos. Im working on a 1969 right now and wish I could video my progress. Thanks, TW What state are you in?
Thank you! The great state of Alabama...
SEC...SEC...SEC! 👍🏽