Post your 4X4 pictures HERE!!

[fordguy_78]

Cant wait till I get to post up a pic like that, but lack of coilovers keeps that from happing. Looks good by the way.

[Jasonlfeaster]

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[lennyp]

Nice truck Jason

[Jasonlfeaster]

Nice truck Jason

Thanks. Bought it a couple weeks ago

[jdf]

[size=85][/size]well here goes...... someone on here once said that if I didn't have any pics of my 1968 6x6 then it didn't happen well it did happen and thanks to 70 ranger telling me how to get pics on here I figured I would show you guys some of my bumps .

[jdf]

[attachment=0]jeffs ipone pics 1054.JPG[/attachment] try this see if the pic loads this time

[jdf]

here is a couple more

[jdf]

here is a couple pics of my 1971 highboy body that I put on a 1995 f350 4x4 frame . just starting this project so any info from someone who has done this type of swap would be appreciated . 70 ranger has done this swap also and has a fine looking bump I know they has been others on here done it to . send me some pics give me some hope here .

[70 ranger]

Man that 6x6 looks like too much fun! Makes the f350 bump look like a little toy! There was a member named spectre that swapped a bump onto a bronco. I don't think he finished it but he did a great job of documenting the build. Looking up his posts would probably be helpful.

[fordguy_78]

Siting on a 88 bronco frame http://www.supermotors.net/registry/24687/79456 never mine my fenders My suspension has been moved forward 3 or so inches compared to where stock would have been in both the leaf and radius arms setup.




And here is specters http://www.supermotors.net/registry/22092

[69SCJ]

They look bad a?? shortened like that!

[jdf]

I like them trucks it looks cool that short . does the green one have less overhang behind the wheels ? did you have to move youre front frame mount holes out a little bit to make them line up with the cab mount holes ??? I moved my brackets forward on the frame to position my cab to where my front wheel wells are centered with tires but my 71 cab mount holes are like a inch wider then my 95 frame bracket holes is so I guess I will fab the frame bracket holes in a bit to make up the difference don't want to change my actual cab mount holes . got ant pics of your rear cab mounts they way you mounted them ??I also am going to have to move my engine frame mounts from behind the cross member like the 95 is factory forward on to the cross member to keep my engine from hitting my fire wall

[fordguy_78]

Yes the green one has less over hang I moved the rear wheel back so now my wheel base is 116 or so and bobed the bed, specter left his wheel base stock bronco 107. My front cab mounts lined up perfectly but i didn't try to move them forward and witch hole are you using in the body I noticed there were 2 one is about one would move your cab 2" or so forward. and you should have tons of room for the motor I moved my 460 back 2" and I probably could go another 2" I'll have to see about taking a pic of my cab mounts for the rear although i may redew them.
Mine The green truck.


Specters 460

He also had a mas air 351 with tons of room but i cant find the pic.

[jdf]

the problem I am having is when the cab goes forward enough to line my front wheel wells up with center of my front tires that puts my firewall forward to much to sit my motor down on the original 95 motor frame mounts because they actually sit right behind the cross member on the 95 style frame so I think that I can use 2 wd 1979 style 460 frame mounts wich actually bolts down on top of the cross member in stead of behind it and I think that will give me enough room to clear my firewall with my engine . then I need to cut 2 inches out of the center of my frame to make it 131 inch wheel base like the original bumps is instead of 133 inch wheel base like the 95 trucks is ... that way my tires center up with my wheel wells and the 71 has a stock appearance . have done tons of measuring and head scratching trying to make this work right the first time .

[johnnyshaner]

Here's mine.

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