When you bring it home, put a ratchet strap around the front axle and chassis to compress the suspension. That way it won't bounce up and hit the light inside the trailer on the way home.
That was some old school body work on the roof of the Bronco, Rich ... kinda liked seeing you do that with the heat and quench. Metal has a memory. Glad you could wake it up and find it :o)
I can relate to your comment about $500 bronco's in '98. I had a $200 1983 bronco in the early 2000s and beat the snot out of it. Man I wish I still had that one.
Hey rich , I just wanted to apologize for being the guy that was dancing on your bronco roof, had a few to many twisted teas back in my prime of 1996, sorry man!! Lol 😂
The 3rd gen Bronco is my fav jeep shape. I wish you guys would put a bit bigger tires under it, that big wide and nice 4x4 body deserves bigger wheels. Or are these just temporary anyway? Cause at 18:35 you're mentioning that the tires at the back are smol. >< Lol
Rich, squat the front and rear suspension down with a couple of load straps from the front and rear diff to the frame, that will buy you at least an inch or two added clearance to get into the trailer.
Hey Rich, that was a good method and explanation for doing a floor patch. For the ceiling light in the trailer you could let some air out of the tires. Only need an inch. Good channel.
I think I missed some shows....@3:35 Is that an angle grinder paint job on your forklift? .....Or "70s alligator skin? ...or worse....wood panel K-Car trim package.
Rich I feel that kind of twinge of “well that’s going to be a lot of work.” When I was a freshman in college a couple friends and I drove my 63 nova out into the farmlands to go look at the stars. Well one of them decided it would be a great idea to lay their body on the hood and gave another friend the same idea. Left stress marks on the hood cause they were laying in the middle. Oh well, it was a reproduction hood so who cares but it had really nice matching clear coat with the rest of the car. I’ve gotten over it though, just was butthurt my friends couldn’t respect my pretty clean nova
You should have Earl Scheibed the Bronco while out west bringing it home. It would have made for some interesting content then and during the current tear down and prep for new paint.
Hi Rich. Totes forgot to ask you about sending my address and some money for that gear to make a knife. I was thinking of making something not to big not to small. An EDC fixed blade. Micarta scales G10 liners. Maybe a Kephart or a drop point.
The worst part of replacing floor pans is the terrible angle you’re always in, my back hurts just watching you! Worth it though, she’s looking great brother 👍 can’t wait to see it all done
Hey Rich?, I would love to pick your brain and try and get a better understanding about Cummins 12 valve pee pump, swaps, and things of that nature. I do have a question that haven’t seen a lot online lately and I’m not a engine expert. However, I am a fully certified mobile diesel mechanic. If possible, would you be able to get in touch with me and we can go back-and-forth through emails about my questions. You are one of two people. I would trust with asking this information and give me an honest answer. The other one would be the Cummins expert master mechanic that you have aired on your channel a couple times I cannot remember his name, if you do see this, please do give me a comment back and we’ll go from there. Thank you very much keep up the hard work and the amazing content.
Rich...my 66 gto conv is on lift.....new control arms goin in...and all new fnt end....the moog coils are thicker and longer than stock springs...my fear is the front of car will be 3 in higher than rear....what do ya recomend🤔? Thx tomk fdny
A small work cart for each build. On the cart have some magnet containers for bolts, screws etc. I got a small simple metal cart that’s 4 feet tall. Makes organizing spaces easier! When it’s time to rebuild I roll the cart over.
Big body Broncos are my favorite vehicles. Since it’s the juice box is it going to get a Lincoln Pearl white paint? She kind of needs to be white to be the juice box, eh? Love your welding helmet as well!
Rich…I know you like the tan interiors, and so do I. I’m betting you could paint her white which would go great with it, or go a version of tan or even a two-tone which would look great as well. Either way…the Bronco will be awesome. If I’m excited about this build…can’t imagine how excited you and your family are! It’s great you have other projects in the works, paint will take a bit as you indicated. Take care and God bless…David.
I thoroughly enjoy all of your builds but The Juice is my favorite intro montage, by far. Love it. I’ll age myself by saying how I remember exactly where I was in 1994 when “the chase” happened.
The body guy would probably have liked it if you left the roof to him. Good intentions and all the but sometimes when customers help they cause more work than original. Especially when it comes to using heat Just an opinion from a long time auto body guy😅
Check out Sleeperdude doing floorpans, he was a body man and one of the best you tube channels going . Funny guy and charming family too. Cant wait to see this project finished.
8 50-lb bags of sand throughout the body of the Juice Box should lower it enough so that it clears the trailer roof. Or less and lash the rear suspension lower to the body.
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What colour should we paint JuiceBox?
Something like burnt copper would look nice
A metallic bronze/copper, magenta or silver would work well with the trim colour aswell
Gray and black
Any color as long as you keep it 2 tones! 😎
White, and only wear one glove when you drive it.
Jeff’s Bronco Graveyard should have a lot of the parts you need. I’ve used them a lot and have alway had a great experience.
When you bring it home, put a ratchet strap around the front axle and chassis to compress the suspension. That way it won't bounce up and hit the light inside the trailer on the way home.
Let a little air out of the front tires
Leave the dints in the roof, would be plenty of room
I was surprised he didn't. Or just take the springs out 😅
4:47 - “Right up underneath and see if you can feel a nut”
- That’s how it done folks, no questions.
Rich, you are funny!
That was some old school body work on the roof of the Bronco, Rich ... kinda liked seeing you do that with the heat and quench. Metal has a memory. Glad you could wake it up and find it :o)
I should have explained that better. I got it pretty decent
I can relate to your comment about $500 bronco's in '98. I had a $200 1983 bronco in the early 2000s and beat the snot out of it. Man I wish I still had that one.
A couple of those princess auto straps between the axles and frame will lower it down plenty far to clear the trailer for the trip back to your shop
don't know why I didn't think of that!
@@DEBOSSGARAGE hindsight is 20/20
Hey rich , I just wanted to apologize for being the guy that was dancing on your bronco roof, had a few to many twisted teas back in my prime of 1996, sorry man!!
Lol 😂
That was a fast 21 minutes, I need more juice box 👍
the ford 9 inch rebuild is getting edited right now
Re-spray the original colors. Not that many are rolling around. If not, please keep the 2 tone.
The 3rd gen Bronco is my fav jeep shape. I wish you guys would put a bit bigger tires under it, that big wide and nice 4x4 body deserves bigger wheels. Or are these just temporary anyway? Cause at 18:35 you're mentioning that the tires at the back are smol. >< Lol
Haha we had a 'Two ton Tanya' at my old work, but her name was Donna so we called her 'Double dinner Donna'!
Glue in the roof. cut the old one off about 1 1/2" above the seam dust off the paint and use pannel bond. Presto chango all in and NEW.
Paint it simular to original. Ford's dark chestnut & light chestnut. Should have maybe put the old 15 inch tire & rims on it to transport. 👍👍
Factory colors…maybe a bit of sparkle on the darker color!
Where did you find a roof panel? I need one also, and can't them anywhere.
How you know you're a true car guy
Uses ratchet strap, "That ain't going no where."
Just ratchet strap the frame down to the axle on the way back, it'll suck it down enough to squeeze in there safely
You certainly know how to keep busy Rich! Looking good, can’t wait to see it with the new paint.
Ratchet strap axle to body on the way home. Should be able to pull it down a bit
Rich, squat the front and rear suspension down with a couple of load straps from the front and rear diff to the frame, that will buy you at least an inch or two added clearance to get into the trailer.
And the journey begins! Love it. Regarding paint colour, I would say, any colour you like, it's your truck!
Hey Rich, that was a good method and explanation for doing a floor patch. For the ceiling light in the trailer you could let some air out of the tires. Only need an inch. Good channel.
Don't put that junk trim back on...do the lowrider kazillion hour flake paint insanity on it....😳....cmon....
I think I missed some shows....@3:35 Is that an angle grinder paint job on your forklift? .....Or "70s alligator skin? ...or worse....wood panel K-Car trim package.
Rich I feel that kind of twinge of “well that’s going to be a lot of work.” When I was a freshman in college a couple friends and I drove my 63 nova out into the farmlands to go look at the stars. Well one of them decided it would be a great idea to lay their body on the hood and gave another friend the same idea. Left stress marks on the hood cause they were laying in the middle. Oh well, it was a reproduction hood so who cares but it had really nice matching clear coat with the rest of the car. I’ve gotten over it though, just was butthurt my friends couldn’t respect my pretty clean nova
I warehouse used bronco parts. Hmu
Get your parts from Jeff’s Bronco graveyard
You should have Earl Scheibed the Bronco while out west bringing it home. It would have made for some interesting content then and during the current tear down and prep for new paint.
Hi Rich.
Totes forgot to ask you about sending my address and some money for that gear to make a knife.
I was thinking of making something not to big not to small.
An EDC fixed blade. Micarta scales G10 liners. Maybe a Kephart or a drop point.
Rivet bucking bars and a body hammer works really good getting dents out
The worst part of replacing floor pans is the terrible angle you’re always in, my back hurts just watching you! Worth it though, she’s looking great brother 👍 can’t wait to see it all done
I have a 79 bronc...beast...400 c6....detroit locker in rear.....moab monster✌
All of your projects are creative! I love the f350 and the v10 mustang. You guys have been busy since the last time I tuned in. Awesome work
I so admire your ambition.
Hey Rich?, I would love to pick your brain and try and get a better understanding about Cummins 12 valve pee pump, swaps, and things of that nature. I do have a question that haven’t seen a lot online lately and I’m not a engine expert. However, I am a fully certified mobile diesel mechanic. If possible, would you be able to get in touch with me and we can go back-and-forth through emails about my questions. You are one of two people. I would trust with asking this information and give me an honest answer. The other one would be the Cummins expert master mechanic that you have aired on your channel a couple times I cannot remember his name, if you do see this, please do give me a comment back and we’ll go from there. Thank you very much keep up the hard work and the amazing content.
Rich...my 66 gto conv is on lift.....new control arms goin in...and all new fnt end....the moog coils are thicker and longer than stock springs...my fear is the front of car will be 3 in higher than rear....what do ya recomend🤔? Thx tomk fdny
A small work cart for each build. On the cart have some magnet containers for bolts, screws etc.
I got a small simple metal cart that’s 4 feet tall. Makes organizing spaces easier! When it’s time to rebuild I roll the cart over.
Big body Broncos are my favorite vehicles. Since it’s the juice box is it going to get a Lincoln Pearl white paint? She kind of needs to be white to be the juice box, eh? Love your welding helmet as well!
That is going a sweet rig when it's completed.
Rich…I know you like the tan interiors, and so do I. I’m betting you could paint her white which would go great with it, or go a version of tan or even a two-tone which would look great as well. Either way…the Bronco will be awesome. If I’m excited about this build…can’t imagine how excited you and your family are! It’s great you have other projects in the works, paint will take a bit as you indicated. Take care and God bless…David.
The original colour!👍
Couldn't you compress the suspension with straps or chains when bringing it home to get it a bit lower?
I had an 89'. If I was alone, i couldn't fit in the mall parking structure. If I had a passenger or two, it would drop just enough to fit.
when ya pick it up ouy some weight in the body, should clear ya light? but check for bounce? just a brain fart.
As problematic as new vehicles are, this type restoration work might get more popular....not a race car, not a street rod, reworked and improved.
Hey Rich why didn't you let some air out of the tires before you put the bronco in the trailer bro!!!!!!!!
i bought a 85 flairside for a future project and i swear there are 40 screws holding the chrome trim on the front end.
That’s why I’ve always liked bare bones base models.
Less trim.
I think the juice box would look better with a trim delete, besides, juice boxes don't have trims
My first vehicle was a 1984 Bronco.
20:30 "the the wind go thru your hair right?"
that felt like a jab at Rich 😭
I like the color combo that the right fender and door are.
helper cats are always helpful
I thoroughly enjoy all of your builds but The Juice is my favorite intro montage, by far. Love it. I’ll age myself by saying how I remember exactly where I was in 1994 when “the chase” happened.
If you also like the series theme song, it's "Moon and Tide" by Particle House. Full song available on TH-cam, Amazon, etc.
Just let the tyres down. Oh and great work again mate, cheers 🍻.
I would have ratchet strapped the frame to the axle to take up some suspension.
Kitty thinks this one should be CAT powered.
More Juice Box Bronco! Let’s go! Also anxiously waiting on more C10 content!
Love that intro everytime 10/10
Should have taken some of those new ratchet straps and sucked down the suspension.
More bodywork tips and tricks please! 15:07
just asking if they danced on the roof hurt their fefes? that wasn't rude at all.
Really enjoy the body repair stuff!
Soo excited to see this finished!
Just let the tyers down and it wont hit the light Cheers cs nsw Australia
Just put a spring compressor on each side to lower roof.
The body guy would probably have liked it if you left the roof to him. Good intentions and all the but sometimes when customers help they cause more work than original. Especially when it comes to using heat Just an opinion from a long time auto body guy😅
left him the roof, but they got the last 15% that I couldn't. not my first rodeo
I wished i had the money to get you to build me somethings
move your trailer lights to the side....
Can’t you just air down the tires?
hopefully u just let air out of your tyers on your return trip
You can let out air or take the rubber and go rims
Lmc truck has all your trim clips
awesome vid. how about grafting your new roof skin over original ?
moisture would get in between and rust it from the inside
Cmon man get back on the f250
Here to bump the algorithm 🤘😎🤘
thanks!
Factory Bronco rockers are like 5/16" thick rocksliders? Wow...
Or just air down the tires…
Can’t wait to see you at Motorama!
Wagonbur
Nors 🔥
Check out Sleeperdude doing floorpans, he was a body man and one of the best you tube channels going . Funny guy and charming family too. Cant wait to see this project finished.
What an open roof...
Targa
Mark Whiteford Acrylic Auto he does amazing work
put LED strips up instead of the light fixture and you'll have more headroom
8 50-lb bags of sand throughout the body of the Juice Box should lower it enough so that it clears the trailer roof.
Or less and lash the rear suspension lower to the body.
Just let some air out of the tires.
Those pad-eyes are great. Never seen that in a shop but it’s a brilliant addition for someone building a dream shop.
Got the number of the big girl that caved that rocker panel in? Good thing shes not the one that danced on the roof.
I can't figure out what the song is that plays after the intro with the funky beat. Would love to know what it is
Tip
Forget about the plastic clips
Just use double sided tape and the screw fasteners if it has them .
Remember to seal the holes.
I love the trick you did with the self tapping screws on the floor pan 👍🏼
I feel you, body work and trims have me puke..keep it up, chippin away bit by bits
Very Kool Rich
Let air out of tires
👊👊👊
😎👍
BronCoyote
Just enjoy it
you could put the smaller factory size tires and wheels back on it for paint transport