Ep8- 1979 Bronco- Interior Panels and cleanup

[@albodakine1]

I drove a 79 for almost 10 years as a daily driver and they're still one of my favorite trucks. I love what you're doing with this project, you make me want to get another one and start the build. Thank you.

[@albodakine1]

@@93percentgarage Tru dat. lol

[@amymelgaard]

Its great that you have your boys working on it with you.... I wish I had taken more of an interest when my dad was around, but my now 18 yr old son and I started on a 79 Bronco a couple months ago and we are making progress. My dad would be proud on his grandson.

[@worthlessdays8365]

Sweet ride! I take delivery of mine next week. My dad owned it 30 years I drove it when I was 16 as my first car.. now I'm 33 and getting it back.. beyond stoked! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@stymiesnerdly771]

I watched all eight episodes on this build today. Fantastic job!

[@BroncosandPartsGarage]

Very cool. I used some thin padding in mine to give depth and hide fasteners

[@live2ridegsxr1000]

Great job! I made some for my 1990 out of MDF. Put a 12inch sub on the passenger side in the same place

[@paulburns3788]

The Bronco looks awesome looking

[@schoolfriendsteve663]

Appreciate your entire series of videos documenting your restoration. You are very thorough and do a great job explaining as you go along. I am starting my own restoration of a ‘79 Bronco this year and will reference your videos along the way. Great stuff!

[@RAYGUNN1978]

I have this same year truck in my garage. Love what you did to yours and now I can't wait to get back to restoring mine. Thanks for the vid

[@adammiller6606]

Starting to get the look. Great job and hope you get years of joyous memories out of em.

[@angelakim7073]

Thank you now I know how to redo my 78

[@Scrapy-ih7ob]

Nice Project, believe it or not I bought one that needs allot love as well, same time, Last year. But Unfortunately , My body decided it was time to have a Heart attack, I am ok, Doc fixed me all up... So I am now just getting back to my Project. It is for my Daughter. So on the web refreshing many ways I need go about fixing it. Like your way replacing the rear panels, Haven't removed mine yet. cant wait to see how many Mouse houses are in there.

[@HaventHeard307]

I got 1990 door mirrors on mine, they are subtle differences, but they look better.

[@khalidramji8083]

Awesome job. Been watching all the videos, hope to see the finished product up here soon!

[@frank8263]

Awesome job on this build i have been following you from day one with the new bumper and grill she looks brand new again interior panels are also looking good Really nice see the whole family taking a hands on interest in the build. Looking forward to the next video.

[@genelucero6051]

Looks good I think you should just put all the clips like the top instead of hidden just in case they break .

[@iddddaduncan]

Nice job!

[@OurFitFamilyof7]

Such a solid build thank you for putting out quality content ! My family has used some of your ideas on our own 79

[@michaelyoho4848]

It is looking really good. Thank you for documenting your work and all the great suggestions.

[@danielvgaming1979]

Nice bronco

[@projectmayhembronco5457]

Great Bronco! Any updates?

[@Bmflinchum]

looks great!

[@MEKONMESSIN]

You took out the whole rear just to do the bushings-very adventurous of you

[@MEKONMESSIN]

@@93percentgarage I was hoping you had another reason lol

[@dariohernandez7745]

Buen trabajo linda bronco

[@kevinkozlowski1463]

wheres the grill and bumper from?? looks nice

[@chrisrye9128]

We are about to do similar project on our Bronco. Considering abs plastic.

[@steelheadhunter1]

Nice work!

[@JJj-xratedgt]

Nice WORK .

[@calevel]

So did you ever get to install the trim molding, I thought you needed access from the inside in order to do that.

[@buttercupbabycakes]

Looks great!

[@MrElPoderozo1]

Love the truck!👍🏽👍🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@MrElPoderozo1]

@@93percentgarage You should be proud while driving that truck. Its a bad ass truck ,4 real!

[@charger771]

How did you reinstall the molding? It looked like the rivets were missing. I have a 78 f150 and I'm trying to figure out how to install the rivets correctly since the body parts I bought doesnt have the rivets on them

[@mikewarner2285]

Well done all around

[@HyRkt]

Nice man

[@HistoricalDiggers]

Great video buddy thanks

[@stevejake4316]

I like it, but I would do all exposed fasteners. Good info

[@denissaurette1993]

Great job 1/4 foam would hide bottom fasteners thanks

[@junioraulava6677]

Awsome work!

[@bradleymorris7552]

Hello, i love it! Super bad@ss very well done! However, I have a question? I just bought a straight body, running, and mild rust 78 bronco. As excited as i am to build it up, work has me running 72hr weeks so it's a slow build. My question is, did you build the metal frame that you mounted the panels to or was it bought/standard? i dont have a frame like that in the back of my 78 but really want one lol. Any help on what its called or how to build/acquire one would be very helpful. Again amazing job great build 👏. Brad

[@dkobra3732]

Thanks for the videos! So helpful as we dive into our 79. Have done the raptor liner on interior and roof on our 96 and will do some on the 79 as well. Thinking about building in some storage bins on the rear panels. Were you pleased with the chrome grill? I was debating polishing an existing one but am looking for a straighter version to begin working on for a better final product.

[@rcazarez13]

Anybody knows what tool I can use to remove the rear panels armrest bolts? I tried to use a regular socket and it didn't fit

[@frankmonty3171]

Do you still have the Bronco?

[@schoolfriendsteve663]

Another great video! What are your thoughts on rhino lining the back floor vs carpet? Also, where did you get your seats? thanks!

[@jmetcalf6350]

Looks good man! Is that an LMC grill shell & headlight bezels? If so, what did you think about them? How much of a difference did all of the Dynamat make?

[@dougssemi-retiredlife9690]

Do they want 250 for metal panel or a Masonite panel

[@Kebm76]

Great job! Ready to see that last video! How is the 460efi working out? Would you do it again or would you go a different direction? What’s the gas mileage like? I have a 351m in my 79 that I’m building and considering the 460 swap.

[@leadslead521]

Hey Kevin I would definitely recommend the 460 swap but would suggest a early 70's engine, would also be a good idea to port/clean the heads up and bump the compressor up to around 10.1, run a small RV cam, that will make a good low-end engine that will get a solid 10 mpg. I'm sure that's around what your modified is getting but man it's a world of difference power wise. I run a carbureted 460 in my bronco and I love it.

[@saintdiego89]

Nice....

[@johnnyrocket6588]

What happened? Did you finish the build? Did you sell the truck?

[@johnnyrocket6588]

@@93percentgarage Thank you!

[@lonnieevans4014]

GOOD JOB

[@MattJones-zx9wo]

Must be nice having a woman in your life willing to help

[@botoepfer8588]

ballistic Velcro

[@66blacksunshine]

Don't ever get rid of it..., you will kick yourself in the butt for doing it.