this is a bumpside but has any one tried this with their dash?

 

Is that a picture of a bumpside that some has actually put the newer dash.
I asked about swapping an 88 dash into my 86 and never got any responce from any that had actually done it.

 

Yeah thats what i was told it was. Apears to be the same door hinges. I want to put one in my 77 but i think it would probably be a little difficult for me...

 

thats sweet .. i bet they put a powerstroke in it as there is a set of gages on dash . more pics?

 

man i would love to have the time (and money) to do that to my dent!

 

yeah i wanna try it bad but i just dont think im smart enough or talented enough or something

 

Ok i found his photo page on here. It says its on an 06 frame so i guess thats how he got everything on it to work

 

Whose is it is in a gallery.

 

That doesn't appeal to me. I have a 78' because I want it to look like a 78 not a Frankenstein experiment.

 

To each is his own your truck apears to be mostly stock. Which is great and from your avatar looks to be a good looking truck. However i like to think in the last 30 some odd years a few things have beenimproved upon that i would like to aply to my truck.
All that being said i done some measuring last night and i dont think that i could get it to work because of the placement of the four speed shifter. I do however think it could be done fairly easy in an automatic.

 

here is his user name Power Smoker

 

On a similar note, here's a 1978 Bronco project with the interior, engine, transmission, etc., from a 2004 F-150:

Quint's Bronco Project

 

I agree, many improvements have been made. And to be honest, I have contemplated newer(90's buckets) seats in my truck. They are made better and more comfortable, but I just can't see myself going through with it.

 

I have a SD and a dent. Having a SD interior in my dent doesn't appeal to me at all. Its an old truck I want the old interior too. I actually really like the bench seat and so does my dog.

 

Dang firstonraceday, that Bronco project you posted is freakin' awesome! Where did you find it?