Trying to locate a link to a plastic one.....JBG used to sell them? You need a 73-79. And FYI one for a 66-77 bronco will NOT work.

Same cardboard but new. https://shop.broncograveyard.com/197...uctinfo/27150/

https://www.macsautoparts.com/ford_t...thru-f350.html

How to make a sheet metal one https://www.ford-trucks.com/articles...67-72-similar/

 

Get the plastic, D. Carpenter probably has them.

 

D Carpenter does NOT have them. Glove Box Liner | Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts

JBG use to carry them ( I posted the link a long time ago) but no longer show them as available, or at least does not even show them as an option to order.

 

Back in the day when I was still in the NAVY, I had a 49 ****** wagon. The glove box was starting to come apart. I took it out, mixed up some fiberglass resin and brushed it on the outside. Let it dry, then put soaked fiberglass over the top of that. Last time I saw it the box was still holding together.

 

Use your old cardboard glovebox as a template (undo the glue n staples) and fabricate (cut, bend, weld or rivet) a new one out of aluminum or sheetmetal.

 

 

 

Classic ford parts in OKC has the cardboard ones and they are only around $17 bucks. Don't waste your time looking in the junk yards.

www.classicautoparts.com

I can't grab the link from the ole work computer!

 

JGB's supplier quit making the plastic ones, I would really like to find a used one

 

Im glad I grabbed the plastic one when they came out,just curious why they are no longer out there,I guess the 3D copier could produce one,seem to be a clean simple solution

 

When I had my heater/ac mess apart, I stuffed an old ammo can up under the dash into the glove box opening just for grins....it was close. I might fab something up from an old ammo can and see how it turns out.