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Early Bronco Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters - Freight Included SKU: 5587NET
Early Bronco Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters - Freight Included
Body Tub Kit w/Flared Quarters 68-76 Bronco FREIGHT INCLUDED!
Product Overview:
Here's a complete Bronco body tub kit—assembly (welding) required! If you're ready to take on the challenge of building your Bronco body from the ground up, this kit is your starting point. This kit includes flared quarter panels (5837/5839) and every welded component needed for a bare tub—except for the windshield frame. From the core support to the rear taillight housings, nothing is left out.
What else do you need for a full body? Doors, door frames, windshield frame, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood, and top. These can be easily added at checkout if needed. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel, but on early Broncos, it was bolted down. While you could make it a bolt-on setup, welding is the best option. Keep in mind—this kit does not come with instructions.
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Full description
Here's a complete Bronco body tub kit—assembly (welding) required! If you're ready to take on the challenge of building your Bronco body from the ground up, this kit is your starting point. This kit includes flared quarter panels (5837/5839) and every welded component needed for a bare tub—except for the windshield frame. From the core support to the rear taillight housings, nothing is left out.
What else do you need for a full body? Doors, door frames, windshield frame, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood, and top. These can be easily added at checkout if needed. The windshield frame is typically welded to the cowl panel, but on early Broncos, it was bolted down. While you could make it a bolt-on setup, welding is the best option. Keep in mind—this kit does not come with instructions.
Early Bronco Steel Body Tub with Flared Quarter Panels (68-76 Ford Bronco)
For the ultimate DIY Bronco restoration project, the Early Bronco Steel Body Tub Kit is here to help you build a replacement body from scratch. This unassembled kit includes all the sheet metal parts needed to construct a bare Bronco tub—assembly (welding) required! Designed for the experienced builder, this kit comes with everything from the core support to the flared quarter panels.
If you're up to the challenge, this kit will provide the foundation for your Bronco's body. The only major parts not included are the windshield frame, doors, door frames, fenders, grille, tailgate, hood, and hardtop. If needed, these parts are available as an add-on with your purchase.
Please bear in mind there is no instruction sheet for this kit. However, we do offer an Early Bronco Body Tub Guide Book to assist in simplifying the assembly process.
Get ready to tackle the ultimate Bronco project with this Early Bronco Steel Body Tub Kit—perfect for those who want to build their classic Bronco body from the ground up!
Body Panels Included in this Kit:
- Floor Pan Cross Support Crossrails & Braces
- Radiator Core Support, Brackets & Hangers
- Inner Fender Aprons
- Front Wheel Housings & Braces
- Windshield Frame Cowl Panel & Side Braces
- 7-piece Firewall & Cowl Sheet Metal Kit
- Assembled Front Floor Pan Platform
- Front Door Pillars
- Rear Door Pillar Stiker Posts with Extensions
- Door Pillar Support Braces
- Outer Rocker Panels
- Rear Floor Pan with Extension Panels
- Rear Wheel Well Housings
- Fuel Tank Filler Guards for Dual Gas Tanks
- Tailgate Posts
- Tail Light Housings
- Upper Quarter Panels
- Flared Lower Quarter Panels
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Asked by Brent , September 22, 2024 23:28
Q: Can you get a one piece rear quarter panel Flared with the tub kit?
⮞ 2 Answers
Answered by ☆ sales - September 22, 2024 23:33
A: #5571NET is the part number you are looking for.
Answered by ☆ sales - September 22, 2024 23:31
A: We can put a kit together pretty much with what ever options you would like.
Asked by Dewey, September 5, 2021
Q: It looks like some panels are primed and some are raw steel. I also noted there are no instructions. Is it somehow tabbed or indexed to align parts, or is that owner engineered?
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - September 9, 2021
A: Some panels are bare, some in e-coat, and some in weld-thru primer. There are no placing or indexing marks or guides for assembly. Owner Engineered, exactly.
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