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The bronco looks great, you really have got it far. Welcome to the club though. I bet the HOA is blowing more than a gasket seeing that though haha.
Also a tip, when you post your pics, it might be easier to post them in one long post vs multiple ones. It won't take as long to do. Good luck with the next part of the build.
I had a push bar on my 93.. i got a lot of dislikes from fsb forum.. Its gone now and it looks much better..
But i gotta say that rig is coming along quickly.. if you can do a SAS that fast.. you can rebuild a motor in a couple days.. lol..
I'm planning to just rebuild this one so that all the running gear is new. It will soon just be a vehicle for hunting and for towing a car hauler with the 1970 F100 I will be buying soon to fully restore. I hope. :-)
You've done a lot of awesome work! It makes me jealous, I wish I could do stuff like that to mine! I want to rebuild my motor... even though it doesn't need it. I want to get more HP out of it and have done pretty much everything I can think of besides engine mods.. and I don't have any experience with that.
You've done a lot of awesome work! It makes me jealous, I wish I could do stuff like that to mine! I want to rebuild my motor... even though it doesn't need it. I want to get more HP out of it and have done pretty much everything I can think of besides engine mods.. and I don't have any experience with that.
There's a lot i wish to do to TGM as well and a motor rebuild is among the list. I want to convert to the 400CID motor and try to add power if possible. My issue is money and not having the backup vehicle i need. If my 88 ranger was still in my hands i would consider it a bit more.
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