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The driver's seat was a bolt in with the original Bronco slider (well, once you measure and drill fo...

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First, you cut off both passenger side inboard feet. Be careful to keep the cuts clean and straight...

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Next, cut a wedge out of the rear foot so that it sits almost flat. Measure fourteen times, cut onc...

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More careful measuring, cutting, and filing will get the forward leg in the right place, too. There...

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This better shot of the modified side should make things a little clearer.

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The results are worth the work. The console isn't bolted down yet in this shot (note the 2x4 holdin...

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Manual pedal linkage (for Kuss)

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It's a bad sign when you shatter a Snap-On tool. I hate Torx bolts. I've got to give our Snap-On g...

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