What other car/transportation projects are you working on?

[Bucko]

Other than the Bronco, what other vehicle/transportation projects are you working on?

For me, its my 67 Camaro. Currently replacing its carb and intake manifold with correct date coded carb and manifold. It took me a few years to locate all the correct and date coded OEM stuff, but I finally have them, and getting ready to install.

On the RV, sprucing up the interior with wood flooring, fresh tile in the bathroom, and some woodwork in the cabinet area.

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[cprcubed]

For me, someday I'll get back to working on the 1997 F250 SC 4x4 7.3L Powerstroke. I have a bunch of exhaust system and turbo upgrades to do. I also need to go through the front axle hubs and bearings. Cheers!

 

[strckerie]

Our youngest son owns a 1998 Ford Explorer that he bought after high school 12 years ago. He is loathe to get rid of it. Our oldest son is an amazing hobby welder and fabricator. This is a photo timeline of work done on the '98 Explorer recently. Turned out pretty nice don't you agree?

 

[Robins21]

@strckerie I did the same rocker panel repair on our 99 Explorer Sport .

1969 Mustang Coupe, currently it is up on jack stands waiting for the weather to warm up so I can continue running the fuel lines.

 

[Bucko]

Our youngest son owns a 1998 Ford Explorer that he bought after high school 12 years ago. He is loathe to get rid of it. Our oldest son is an amazing hobby welder and fabricator. This is a photo timeline of work done on the '98 Explorer recently. Turned out pretty nice don't you agree?

Yes indeed! My goal (first on the bucket list) is to learn how to weld better than I can now.

 

[strckerie]

Yes indeed! My goal (first on the bucket list) is to learn how to weld better than I can now.

My husband taught our son and our son took it further...he perfected his skills on a '93 Toyota pickup. He took off the bed and turned it into a flatbed.

 

[Bucko]

My husband taught our son and our son took it further...he perfected his skills on a '93 Toyota pickup. He took off the bed and turned it into a flatbed.

Cool looking ride.

 

[John J]

Jenny the XJ6 Jag. Almost there.

 

[Bucko]

Jenny the XJ6 Jag. Almost there.

These models are my favorite Jags, as they look classy.

 

[John J]

These models are my favorite Jags, as they look classy.

I like them because they are big heavy cars that have a wicked reliable engine and are fairly easy to work on. And they are very classy and elegant.

 

[JAD67428]

Well it kinda stinks right now, it’s to new so there’s not a lot of aftermarket parts out there yet for me to customize it yet.

 

[BLUEOVALRACER]

I will work on it in the spring just a few odds and ends i want to do but otherwise i drive it when the roads are dry and no salt on them!!

 

[Thenornax]

Sounds like you've got some exciting projects on your hands! Kudos on the meticulous work with your 67 Camaro—tracking down those correct date-coded parts must've been quite a journey. And the RV upgrades sound like they'll add a cozy touch! If you're into car projects, I recently stumbled upon this article https://www.a1autotransport.com/500-auto-transport-finding-affordable-shippers/ about finding affordable auto shippers. Might come in handy for any future vehicle adventures!

 

[Bucko]

Sounds like you've got some exciting projects on your hands! Kudos on the meticulous work with your 67 Camaro—tracking down those correct date-coded parts must've been quite a journey.

Thanks. Its an ongoing process that most likely will never be done by me. It will pass to my son and grandson.

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