Driving my Highboy every weekend lately, notice a lot of people sure appreciate the old truck and sure runs nice, really enjoyable cruising in it. Mudman.

Thanks fatherdoug, appreciate the help, at least I was in the ball park. Think I'll leave it at 90 for now, drive it a bit then retorque and see how it ends up. Mudman.

Was wondering if the front u bolt specs are different than the back on my early 77 F250, with a 3" front spring and 9/16's u bolts. I come up with 110-130 ft lbs for the rear only, wasn't sure if the front were the same, just didn't want to over torque them and break an ear off the cast bottom...

Happy birthday, another one is always special till you don't want anybody to know your age..Mudman.

My wife just came back from Vancouver area, said the snow and ice were crazy and accidents everywhere, plus nobody expects it so no snow tires. We live in northern Sask, so 4ft of snow is normal and -25 normal temp to 3 weeks of -43 lately, but we're used to it here, would be hard to get out for...

Welcome to the site, just joined myself a short while ago, made a deal on a nice clean 77 F250 Highboy 5 months ago, glad to be back to Ford. Mudman.

Nice setup, sure looks good. Mudman.

My 77 F250 was just doing the same and was my signal light switch, so bought another, pulled the wheel changed it and works great, hope yours is an easier fix. Mudman.

Good to see the old Fords still being used, not a lot left out there on the streets anymore. Mudman.

ice looking truck, 460's rule, but still particular to my 79 Bronco.smilieFordlogo

Sweet truck, real nice, cool right hand drive and love the tailight setup. The engine is strange over here, but all that matters to me is lots of horsepower. It sits just right over the tires too. Wow.smilieFordlogo

Man sorry just thu out my stock one when I added a dropped pitman arm.

Part # 49-9416 is for 2 window seals sell price in book is 29.95 us. Toll free # is 1-800-562-8782.

Just got my new LMC book today 78/79 Bronco on page #11 shows window seals so look online if you don't have a book, they are there for sure.

Ask at least 2 for starters, hard to find one, especially a short box.

Pretty cool and a Ford to boot.

Not my favorite year, but it is so nice and clean, can't help but look.smilieIagree

http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa475/mudmanrj/DSCF6212.jpg smilieFordlogo

I haven't heard of anyone using them yet, but they look like a good all around tire, a little bit of everything by the ratings, hard to go wrong with Goodyear.

Wow, still seems expensive for a 2wd, rare over there so some one will bite, especially when it comes with a Mr Sexy plate.

Nice Bronco find, I really like the round hdlights in early 78, mine is 79 square so I changed up to diamond cut HID's but still like the round. At least pretty much all the truck is available for parts. I just redid my rear quarters ,fenders and one door and started driving it after it sat for...

The old Fords are starting to outlast the last few generations.:wasntme:

one welcome to one mill. Enjoy the Fords.

That is .....really nice, wow. Love the tci trans and the serp pulley setup.smilieIagree

I do loke the Bronco on the pillar, wonder how many years it was used.

Ya well I am still trying to find a good used 79 Bronco tailgate in Canada, cost to much new.

How much spring did you cut, seems like a lot of drop, usually one coil is 2" of drop. Looks cool.

Nice 66, my younger brother had a 66 when we were kids had a 352 w a 4spd. Didn't like it much then but now think it was pretty cool. Good project, not a lot around for sure.

If that's not possible how about pulling the second leaf or more out, that will lower it for free, same ubolts and all.:)

Nice 47, wish I had something to haul around, putting all my extra cash into my Bronco, had it for 5 years hope to drive it this summer.smilieFordlogo