Anyone have any experience with haulin pins in a 1992-1996 Bronco? Does the back seat give you any trouble? I've never even ridden in one but I'd really like to pick one up. I want to make sure it will work before I get too excited 
. Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
Quoted from limelime20:It's Obvious this thread ends.....We all hate a White Ford Bronco..
I have a 95 bronco as a daily driver, and unless you are going to take the back seat out, no, it's not a good pin hauler. The reason is you have this large locking mechanism for the seat that juts out about 4 inches into the cargo space. The problem is, the cargo space is **just* long enough to fit a standard williams or stern pin, but with the locking mechanism in the way, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get in there flush and not damage the pin.
Sorry, man.
-Wes
Quoted from copperpot:I have a 95 bronco as a daily driver, and unless you are going to take the back seat out, no, it's not a good pin hauler. The reason is you have this large locking mechanism for the seat that juts out about 4 inches into the cargo space. The problem is, the cargo space is **just* long enough to fit a standard williams or stern pin, but with the locking mechanism in the way, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get in there flush and not damage the pin.
Sorry, man.
-Wes
So if I remove the back seat you think it will work? I'm ok with that.
Quoted from copperpot:Yep, it will. Just a few big ass bolts hold the seat down.
-Wes
Thanks! That's a big help!
Couple tips, as I had one of these long ago. Make sure there's not a ton of rust on the rear tailgate, a PITA to fix or to replace the whole thing $$. The reason being, if it's started to rust there's a possibility that your rear window components could be damaged and break at any point. And if that goes, you won't be using it to haul any pins until it's fixed. Also make sure the key works to lower the window as well as the switch in the cab.
One bonus, you probably wouldn't ever have to worry about snow stopping you from picking up a pin.
Quoted from icust298:Couple tips, as I had one of these long ago. Make sure there's not a ton of rust on the rear tailgate, a PITA to fix or to replace the whole thing $$. The reason being, if it's started to rust there's a possibility that your rear window components could be damaged and break at any point. And if that goes, you won't be using it to haul any pins until it's fixed. Also make sure the key works to lower the window as well as the switch in the cab.
One bonus, you probably wouldn't ever have to worry about snow stopping you from picking up a pin.
Thanks!!
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