The final product with lift kit installed. Lookin' good on Sunday!
The shop door at Jerry's Auto Repair is a place where people drop by for casual conversation. We talk about cars, road trips and good times, car and truck problems, your customer experience...or whatever is on your mind.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Week-end Bronco Project (4)
Here's the 289 CID V-8 engine from the '66 Bronco's being installed onto the "new" frame...Hey it's dark outside. Time flies when your're having fun!
Week-end Bronco Project (2)
In this picture the engine is being removed from the old, damaged frame so that it can installed on the "new" frame. (TJ and Bryant are in the background.)
Week-end Bronco Project (1)
Here's the 1966 Bronco pulled into the shop for a frame swap. The body has been removed from the old frame so that it can be installed on the "new" frame. (The original frame had been damaged by the previous owner in the process of installing the 289 CID V-8 engine.)
Here's the 1966 Bronco pulled into the shop for a frame swap. The body has been removed from the old frame so that it can be installed on the "new" frame. (The original frame had been damaged by the previous owner in the process of installing the 289 CID V-8 engine.)
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Scored Brake Rotor: 1
The Right Front Brake Rotor on this 1996 Ford Ranger has been damaged. The rotor has actually been cut by worn out Brake Pads. If you look closesly you can see the grooves that have been cut into the rotor . They look a little bit like concentric rings. A rotor in good condition will be smooth with no cuts or grooves. This brake rotor had to be replaced with a new part.
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