Looks great on your Bronco!A couple of Sundays ago my wife and I were at the store and I decided to check out the spray paint aisle. Prepped my grill then sprayed it down.
Definitely looks more vintage from the front, which is what I was looking for!
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Love it, the pin striping is awesome too. just a suggestion...painting the bronco letters the red to deep orange to light yellow (left to right) like the fade the pin striping has instead of the red. However, the red looks great and retroA couple of Sundays ago my wife and I were at the store and I decided to check out the spray paint aisle. Prepped my grill then sprayed it down.
Definitely looks more vintage from the front, which is what I was looking for!
The grill looks great! Which top is that?A couple of Sundays ago my wife and I were at the store and I decided to check out the spray paint aisle. Prepped my grill then sprayed it down.
Definitely looks more vintage from the front, which is what I was looking for!
Thank you! It’s the Bestop Trektop PN BST56872-35. Have had it on for over two years, super happy with it. No rips/tears or any signs of damage. I take the windows out a few times a week. Just wish I could get tan panels instead of black.
Looks fantastic w the stripe and everything. Way better than the actual Heritage Edition. Well done.A couple of Sundays ago my wife and I were at the store and I decided to check out the spray paint aisle. Prepped my grill then sprayed it down.
Definitely looks more vintage from the front, which is what I was looking for!
I considered doing something like that, because I have leftover striping from the Visco retro kit since mine’s a 2-door, but I was concerned about going overboard with matching everything. Now that I’ve seen how easy it was to paint I’m thinking about other versions I can do sometime. Maybe going painting the frame black and/or doing the grill area in a bright metallic silver.
Good question and you touched on something I forgot to mention- the factory grill lettering has to be drilled out, but a long time ago I had changed my letters to the oracle lighted letter kit. It was a very early set and some of the letters stopped working within two months so I stopped using the lights all together (wired to Aux6). What surprised me was when I went to remove the letters for paint 3 of the 6 letters simply fell off with zero effort, so it seems the glue had failed which I bet people will start noticing soon if they had the early kit (no idea if they changed the glue at some point). I completely unwired everything while the grill was out and removed the electronics from each of the letters while I was at it.
For what Oracle has the balls to charge per letter, I’m amazed they didn’t last for you. Better off going with Chinese made cheap ones on Amazon. You’d think they’d be warrantied.
