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Take a look at this truck, it's 4X4 with an F10 vin, on a 1978 Bronco frame. If the states look at the frame number for verification of VIN, wouldn't this be a 1978 Bronco?
its a '66. chances of anyone looking at the frame for identification are rare. im considering putting my '65 on a newer frame for an easy disc brake swap . not to worry.
its a '66. chances of anyone looking at the frame for identification are rare. im considering putting my '65 on a newer frame for an easy disc brake swap . not to worry.
that is NOT an easy swap just for disc brakes dude! just swap to 70's spindles and Volia!
Take a look at this truck, it's 4X4 with an F10 vin, on a 1978 Bronco frame. If the states look at the frame number for verification of VIN, wouldn't this be a 1978 Bronco?
unless you got a title for both frame and body its not worth a dime in some states
I Oregon the title goes with the frame, I have checked with the DMV here on a 47 Ford truck on a 78 frame and was titled to the 47 boby. It was a no go as far as DMV was concerned.
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