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Some one in this forum once said it looks like it drove down the tacky aisle with the crap magnet on. I think the statement also applies to this ugly bronco.
This guy must of woke up one day and said "what the Was I thinking" must of been I good idea at the time. I can see all his friends say yea man thats I cool idea do it .
Got to be the first time I saw diamond plate flames he must be watching too much monster garage .
Look real close at the pictures. The front fenders are not quite right. Looks like he tried to do some body work and decided to cover it with plate. Man did he go nuts with the stuff or what. I can see some of it ,ok on piece the rocker panel covers but the rest is a crime or should be. What a waste of a good truck.
I'd like to have a '89 but but this one looks modified without flames on the rear qtr panels. Ws the space age fire blanket headliner and detachable boogie board behind the spare an option that year
Check out the custom intake covers. And I like the custom look of one side of the truck done differant than the other. Oh bet thouse floor pans are comfy . Looks like the truck was white (they missed part of the jam) .
My question is why didnt the guy just go ahead and cover the WHOLE truck with the stuff .
I bet everybody on his block will be glad when its gone.
I can see what's up with the fenders: he had to fill in the body line so the gap didn't collect bugs & leaves behind the flames. Did you read what he says about it? $4500 into paint, but he did all the work himself and he has an invoice to prove what work was done. And he thinks it looks "like new"! The intake insulation is also a waste since he's using an open-element filter inside the engine compartment. I also noticed the door edge on the driver's side - I put plastic ones on my truck to protect other vehicles, but apparently he's protecting his $4500 paint by tearing up any car his door touches.
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