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James Duff Bronco Catalog #23
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Duffy's Dark Gray Hoodie
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Our Price: $25.00
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Our catalog #23 features Early 1966-77 Ford Bronco and 1978-96 Fullsize Bronco parts.
Available for download here: http://jamesduff.com/catorder/catalog-downloads.html
Download the whole thing or individual sections.
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Heavy Weight 9.5oz 50/50 Cotton/Poly Hoodie in Adult sizes, S-XXL with Old School Softball Style Duffy's Logo on front and DUFFTUFF.com down the left sleeve.
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Upper Quarter Panel Storage Trays, 1966-77 Bronco
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Billet Shifter Knob
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Our Price: $75.00
Sale Price: $63.95
You save $11.05!
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Our Price: $35.00
Sale Price: $25.00
You save $10.00!
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Storage space in an EB is at a premium. These 16 Gauge Steel trays make use of the wasted space under the upper quarters above the rear wheel houses. Perfect space for trail parts and tools. We had these powder coated red and run them in Hi Ho Loco where the narrowed body really makes space a premium!
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These brushed Billet aluminum shift knobs are CNC'd with your choice of patterns: 3 Speed, NP435, NV3550 T or J Transfer Case. 3/8" 16 threaded fits all Duff Shifters (and some other brands) but can be easily drilled and tapped to fit others. Include jam nut.
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Duff Tuff Ash Gray Hoodie
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Heavy Duty Motor Mounts Bronco II Ranger V8 302 Conversion
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Our Price: $25.00
Sale Price: $19.95
You save $5.05!
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Our Price: $199.00
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Ash Gray Heavyweight 9.5oz 80/20 Cotton/Poly Hoodie in Adult sizes S-XXL with the Duff Tuff Brand on the front and DUFFTUFF.com down the left sleeve.
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Our new heavy duty design replaces the hard to find motor mounts necessary for doing a V8/5.0L swap in your 4WD Bronco II or Ranger. These mount a V8 block to the existing crossmember utilizing urethane bushings with 9/16" bolts to reduce engine vibration and engine torquing. They set the V8 up slightly higher than the original engine to make room for the oil pan. The engine crossmember must be drilled for the new motor mounts. With the mounts, you receive a diagram showing the location of the new 1/2" slots. Although every attempt has been made to provide you with the correct locations, there are some variations where the slot may need to be enlarged.
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