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sykanr0ng wrote:Do the fittings put much pressure on the plastic tubes of the reservoir?

I slipped some 9/32", .030" wall stainless tubes inside the plastic to prevent the plastic from crushing under the compression fittings.

Viperwolf1 wrote:

sykanr0ng wrote:Do the fittings put much pressure on the plastic tubes of the reservoir?

I slipped some 9/32", .030" wall stainless tubes inside the plastic to prevent the plastic from crushing under the compression fittings.

Do you have a good source for that?

Grainger

Viperdash in primer. Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics.

Nice. Did you do any repair work on it?

Wimbelton white going on it?

Phil had welded in a patch for the radio cut out. It took a little filler and bumping to get it flat, but not much.

Its getting painted 1976 "W" code, Medium Green Glow. The whole truck will be that color. The dash was this color originally, and has the "Ranger" emblem on the glove box.

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So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

Eck wrote:So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

Roll cage in an uncut truck? I don't think this one is destined for wheeling. Or at least the level that would require a cage. Could be wrong.

Eck wrote:So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

I got a fix for that.

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Eck wrote:So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

I got a fix for that.

Yah Frank. Suck it!!

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Eck wrote:So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

I got a fix for that.

Digger's plates?

Or a different brilliant solution?

sykanr0ng wrote:

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Eck wrote:So no roll cage in front of the glove box?

I got a fix for that.

Digger's plates?

Or a different brilliant solution?

Low tech solution.

Stock radio look or radioless on the dash?

Gregg wrote:Stock radio look or radioless on the dash?

No radio in the dash. I prefer the hum of 300 horses pushing 34" tires.

Viperdash in Medium Green Glow









Vipergrille stripped & ready for body work & primer

Wow, that looks sharp !

Nice job

Very nice work!

Thanks!

I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Gregg wrote:I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Did you just name my Bronco?

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Gregg wrote:I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Did you just name my Bronco?

If Bruce Banner is already taken, I think Bruce Jenner recently became available.

Eck wrote:

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Gregg wrote:I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Did you just name my Bronco?

If Bruce Banner is already taken, I think Bruce Jenner recently became available.

LOL

Eck wrote:

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Gregg wrote:I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Did you just name my Bronco?

If Bruce Banner is already taken, I think Bruce Jenner recently became available.

No way, this one is uncut.

Viperwolf1 wrote:

Eck wrote:

Viperwolf1 wrote:[quote="Gregg"]I like it. Bruce Banner on the other hand, not his favorite color.

Did you just name my Bronco?

If Bruce Banner is already taken, I think Bruce Jenner recently became available.

No way, this one is uncut.[/quote]

Phil for the win!

Grill primed.





Yes that's a Bronco door behind the grill. It's not Phil's, it's a customer's. Typical "it's ready for paint" job. "It's ready for paint." = "It needs tons of body work, that I don't expect to have to pay for."

Gunny - you do some amazing work and that color is beautiful.

Thanks for the compliment.

The green color is cool, everyone who has seen it, in person, really likes it. Its funny how many different colors Broncos came in. All those 'odd' 60's & 70's colors have been repainted, now. So many red & blue Broncos.

To ALL those involved in Viper's Build, AMAZING!!!!

I was fortunate enough to see this in person last weekend and even heard it run. It truly is stunning! It obviously looks really nice in the pics...10 x nicer in person!

Every detail gone over with a fine tooth comb and put into it's rightful place. No stone un-turned.
Just the Best of the Best, truly awesome!

To everyone that has contributed, is currently working on it, or will at some point have their hands on it, Hats Off!

Thank you for taking the time to chit chat and go over some of the finer points with me (on yours and mine)- You're Awesome and again, I thank you!

Thanks Mike. Like I said, it wouldn't be nearly as far along or as nice without the help of many good Bronco people. Thanks everyone.

Here is the latest progress report. Dash is installed without a scratch. Still have a few things to connect and wiring to tidy up but it's a big step to see some color on it.

Did you want those dash pad screw holes filled?