Time to put it back together

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Spotlights, driver & passenger, really just need the bronco specific window frame brackets, but if you have the whole thing that'd be great.

Big, like 3-4", bump stops. Need front more than back, but looking for both, brand doesn't matter.

Steering column from a floor shift ford, no key on column style. Prefer 77/79 bronco or van so it fits correctly.
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Kirk,

You are more than welcome to root through the "tub-o-wires" that contains all or most of at least 3 different harnesses. I would expect that it would have all the wires you need.
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Thanks, I'll set up a time to come root!
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I have a old stock tank that you are welcome to
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What's the spline count for the 1330 nine inch yoke?
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Thanks B.O.B., r u going 2 the NASCAR bfast?

Landshark, I'll have 2 check, I've got a box I can dig a pinion out of.
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I might have a 1330 yoke. Let me dig through all my parts and I'll get back with you. I'll see if I can find it tonight or tomorrow morning for ya.
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That'd be cool, thanks.
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I've got my old 1330 yoke from my 79 axles. It is the 1330 Big cap
http://www.driveshaftspecialist.com/HTM ... p_U-Joints

Let me know if that would work.
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Gunni, if I can't sort it out locally I'll take it.
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Cool, its not going anywhere. I can easily put it in USPS or whatever for you.
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I should have some hinges laying around here
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I have my old hinges you are welcome to Kirk. Let me know if you want them. 4 hinges enough for 2 doors.
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Eck, yes please. Is this a trap to get me to come over and mess around with your wiring?
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Yes!
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The only messing around with the wiring that is going to take place is a new harness (which should happen in September or October). I have driven it around the last couple of days without incident so I am hoping it will not haunt me till I am ready to replace it.

The hinges are yours because you have done more than enough on my rig to deserve them-- I am around all week so just let me know when.
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