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alright guys, its been awhile since ive posted on this side of the forums. But i recently bought a 78 bronco when my 93 bronco blew a back rear..so i paid 1000 for it, new skyjacker lift, headers 351M c6, NP205 35 inch tires...drove it an hour and a half home, no problems, now it does have some flaws, (cracked windshield, interior is a mess, and leaky valve covers..)
so i decided to start doing some interior work, i was looking for a new dash pad in great shape (hard to come by, i know) so my dad told me the local yard had a 78 f150 with a mint dash pad
so i went up and sure enough it was mint!
heres the old dash
much better, not bad for 12 bucks huh?
(yes brake line leak, already fixed)
now i know its a bronco, but i figured id show this side the dash i found since i know alot of you guys look for these
Gotta love them early full size broncos!! Good score on the dash pad.
thanks, and yyeah, by far my favorate years of the bronco....but than again, my favorate f series is the 70's too, guess the apple dont fall far from the tree lol
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