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68-76 Ford Bronco Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters, FREIGHT INCLUDED! SKU: 5587NET
68-76 Ford Bronco Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters, FREIGHT INCLUDED!
Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters 68-76 Bronco FREIGHT INCLUDED!
Product Overview:
Here's a complete Bronco tub, ASSEMBLY (welding) REQUIRED! If you are up to the challenge of assembling your Bronco body from scratch this kit will get you started. With this kit you get the flared quarter panels (5837/5839). It includes everything that was welded to make the complete bare tub with the exception of the windshield frame. Nothing is left out every part from the core support to the rear taillight housings. So what sheet metal will you need if you want a complete body? Doors and door frames, windshield frame, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood and top.
We have also added the option for you to choose a new windshield frame by checking the check box below. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel but on the first few years of the Bronco they were bolted down. While it would be possible to make it a bolt on welding is the best option.
Please bare in mind there is no instruction sheet for this kit.
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Customers outside of the 48 contiguous states will be emailed the shipping charges for approval prior to shipping.
Full description
Here's a complete Bronco tub, ASSEMBLY (welding) REQUIRED! If you are up to the challenge of assembling your Bronco body from scratch this kit will get you started. With this kit you get the flared quarter panels (5837/5839). It includes everything that was welded to make the complete bare tub with the exception of the windshield frame. Nothing is left out every part from the core support to the rear taillight housings. So what sheet metal will you need if you want a complete body? Doors and door frames, windshield frame, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood and top.
We have also added the option for you to choose a new windshield frame by checking the check box below. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel but on the first few years of the Bronco they were bolted down. While it would be possible to make it a bolt on welding is the best option.
Please bare in mind there is no instruction sheet for this kit.
We have also added the option for you to choose a new windshield frame by checking the check box below. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel but on the first few years of the Bronco they were bolted down. While it would be possible to make it a bolt on welding is the best option.
Please bare in mind there is no instruction sheet for this kit.
Early Bronco Steel Body Tub with Flared Quarter Panels
Unassembled Body Tub Kit: Includes all sheet metal parts to build a replacement body tub for 66-76 Ford Bronco.
Here's a complete Bronco tub, ASSEMBLY (welding) REQUIRED! If you are up to the challenge of assembling your Bronco body from scratch this kit will get you started. With this kit you get the flared quarter panels (5837/5839). It includes everything that was welded to make the complete bare tub with the exception of the windshield frame. Nothing is left out every part from the core support to the rear taillight housings. So what sheet metal will you need if you want a complete body? Doors and door frames, windshield frame, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood and top.We have also added the option for you to choose a new windshield frame by checking the check box below. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel but on the first few years of the Bronco they were bolted down. While it would be possible to make it a bolt on welding is the best option.
Please bare in mind there is no instruction sheet for this kit.
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Asked by Dewey, September 5, 2021
Q: It looks like some panels are primed and some are raw steel. I also noted there are no instructions. Is it somehow tabbed or indexed to align parts, or is that owner engineered?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - September 9, 2021
A: Some panels are bare, some in e-coat, and some in weld-thru primer. There are no placing or indexing marks or guides for assembly. Owner Engineered, exactly.
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