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I'm having a friend do the bodywork on a 90 bronco that I got for nothing from my uncle, and he pointed out a nasty frame rust problem... How bad is this?? What, if anything should I bother to do? (I dont wanna try to rebuild it though) Any ideas, or opinions on the longevity of this thing would be much appreciated
I have seen worse. Like everybody else on here this is only my opinion. What I would do is sandblast everything you can get it clean and paint it. this should help prolong its life.
Originally posted by Fully_Loaded I have seen worse. Like everybody else on here this is only my opinion. What I would do is sandblast everything you can get it clean and paint it. this should help prolong its life.
Thanks for the ideas, I'm totally green when it comes to this stuff, so hence the probably obvious question.
I plan on cleaning it up as good as I can and coating it in zero-rust, I guess my main concern was if this is structurally unsafe and I should be really worried about it in its current state.
But if you've seen worse, I guess thats a good sign
I've seen that problem before. You can buy new spring perches from the Ford dealer. I believe that they're about 20 bucks each.
I've replaced them in the past. They aren't too bad to do. I heated the rivets, then chiseled the heads off with an air hammer. Installed the new spring perch with grade 8 bolts. Not a big deal. Hope this helps.