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You won't need to cut or weld to put the 300 mounts in a newer Bronco. If you find an F-series that has/had a 300 just take the plates that bolt to the cross-member when you pull the mounts. The cross-member in the Bronco has all the required holes and everything bolts in. I'm in process of doing this right now. 92 F-150 300 (4.9) into a 93 Bronco that had a 302 (5.0).
Tuned
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From: West Virginia
I'll look into the picture thing, but I don't know about the fall dead line.
Right now I'm gutting out the 95 F150 for what ever I think I can use, the rest if someone don't buy it is getting trashed. Then I have to get back on the dismantling the 98 F350 for the rebuild.
With that said, I am thinking about taking down my little work shop and building a larger garage. Something I can work inside of and not just store all my tools, welder, cutter etc, etc in. If I do decide to do that, it will really push back the time I get to the 89 until winter. Maybe later depending on what kind of dumbness I decide to do inside the new garage. Or you know the drill, "Oooh I have more room now I need more tools."
I have no problems taking the pictures, but it might be a long time before I can.
Right now I'm gutting out the 95 F150 for what ever I think I can use, the rest if someone don't buy it is getting trashed. Then I have to get back on the dismantling the 98 F350 for the rebuild.
With that said, I am thinking about taking down my little work shop and building a larger garage. Something I can work inside of and not just store all my tools, welder, cutter etc, etc in. If I do decide to do that, it will really push back the time I get to the 89 until winter. Maybe later depending on what kind of dumbness I decide to do inside the new garage. Or you know the drill, "Oooh I have more room now I need more tools."
I have no problems taking the pictures, but it might be a long time before I can.
if u get to it thats great if not then thats ok too 
Tuned
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From: West Virginia
I don't want to hijack your thread, but I opened a photobucket account. I have posted my very first picture online!!
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I really hope this worked or I'm going to feel real dumb
66 gal - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
I really hope this worked or I'm going to feel real dumb
Tuned
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: West Virginia
Thanks. Quality is not great. It is a scan of a 35mm photo, and was the very first photo I ever scanned. Not my best work but hey it was the first time.
Now that is out of the way, what kind of pictures were you looking for, exactly, and of what parts, exactly?
Now that is out of the way, what kind of pictures were you looking for, exactly, and of what parts, exactly?
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basically the structure behind the dash panel... uhm the ducting for the heat and a/c
the 87-91 gauges next to the 92-96 gauges
the way the steering column bolts up to the structure behind the dash
for both trucks
the fuse box shape and location...
i think thats about it....
oh also some of the wiring locations that u notice that are different too if u want...
the 87-91 gauges next to the 92-96 gauges
the way the steering column bolts up to the structure behind the dash
for both trucks
the fuse box shape and location...
i think thats about it....
oh also some of the wiring locations that u notice that are different too if u want...
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