Gary Lewis

I downloaded the pics from Imgur. They were too big to load with Resize = None. But with Resize = Big and adding width="100%" to the code they look pretty good. But I left the last one at the size that Big would give w/o the width="100%" just so you can see.

Welcome! Glad you found us. The truck looks big, but it is hard to tell in the pic. If you want, you can edit the code that displays the pic by adding width="100%" to the line. It would look like this w/o the in front and behind it.

Well, I sure don't see any rust nor dust on that truck. Seriously though, you can edit your post and add a pic. However, in reality this is the New Members folder and we usually put the picture galleries or discussions of trucks in the general section or the picture gallery. I can move your pics there if you want.

Yes, that looks to be the factory skid plate. But I don't see the tab you are talking about. Which pic?

That is beautiful!

The NIV says it differently, albeit essentially the same: Is not wisdom found among the aged? (Job 12:12)

Oh, I forgot. (You'll understand, soon.) Welcome to the Septuagenarian's Club! I'm in my second year of membership.

My father would have said "I'm laughing to keep from crying." I can certainly relate to that. A couple of days ago I went through my shop with a fine-toothed comb to find the 3rd 3G alternator I have. No dice. But, along the way I found lots of things I'd forgotten I have.

Welcome! Lakewood, huh? As you can see on our member's map (Bullnose Forum/Member's Map) we have Nathaniel in Greeley close to you. And, Chris is in Centennial but doesn't show on the map for some reason. Post some pics of your trucks?

Beautiful truck! Wow, I had no idea there were this many really GOOD trucks out there looking for a good home.

I like it!

Welcome! Where's home? We have a Member's Map (Bullnose Forum/Members Map) and you can be added for no additional cost. Glad you found us. In fact, how did you find us? I'm curious. As for your truck, I hope you'll start a thread in either the regular section or in Projects about it. And, add pics as to us w/o pics it doesn't exist.

I wish we had a way, and someone to do it, where we could track the prices these trucks are going for, and how that changes over time. However, it surely varies by so many variables it would be hard to do. For instance the condition of the truck, the options on it, the location in the country, etc would all be variables.

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I agree - it is not my favorite color nor year. But, it is nice.

It is nice, but I don't like that body style very much. Still, lots of money.

Wow! That's beautiful! I don't like the running boards, but that and the lack of A/C are about all that would prevent me from wanting it. I'm going to guess it'll go for $9,950.

Progress! You are on a roll. And tomorrow will go well.

I work several projects at a time, but always fear that I'll forget where I am on the ones on which I'm not working.

"29126" is the generic part number. And, in fact, it is only part of a generic number. And to find the whole part number you needed me to add the detail about 29126 to the Part Number tab. I hadn't done that, but now have. So, now if you look you'll see that F2TZ 9829126-A is the right hand BRACKET (BODY SIDE WINDOW GARNISH MOULDING), and F2TZ 9829127-A is the left hand. And with that you can go search the internet for it. To explain a bit about part numbers, 29126 is a generic Ford # for a BRACKET (BODY SIDE WINDOW GARNISH MOULDING) in any vehicle anywhere in the world. (Don't ask where the "98" came from - I don't know but would like to.) So to make that specific to a Bronco it needs a prefex - in this case the F2TZ. The "F2" tells us that it was engineered in 1992, but since Broncos didn't change in that area it fits back to 1980. And the "TZ" tells us it is for the truck line. As for the suffix, the "A",it tracks the iterations of the item. In this case it was the first, and apparently last, of these brackets designed in 1992.

Looking wonderful! I'm jealous. Progress is good, and I'm not making any. Glad you, and others, are. I'll rejoice vicariously.

If he's got fuel and spark, there's only two things that can keep it from firing - too little compression and spark at the wrong time. Not likely it suddenly has too little compression, so it has to be timing. All of this discussion shows why a forum works better than Facebook for lengthy problem solving. We'd have 100's of people throwing out bizarre suggestions. And the next report-back from testing would be in a whole different thread.

Thanks, guys. Now I'm working on the 1985 EVTM. Boy, these EVTM's are complex, so this one will take a few days.

Glad to see what's been done. That will save us a lot of work. But, how did he verify fuel? Just wanting to make sure that he saw fuel shooting in from the accelerator pump. I say that because I once had fuel to the carb, but the carb wasn't giving any of it up as everything in it was plugged up.

Always good to plan/order ahead.