1994 F350 Centurion (Excursion)
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1994 F350 Centurion (Excursion)
I found this browsing Ebay and thought it was pretty sweet and thought I'd share ...I've never seen one before
1994 Ford F-350 XLT-CUSTOM | eBay
1994 Ford F-350 XLT-CUSTOM | eBay
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Very nice. but the seller needs to get some facts. It was not built by Ford. It was converted by Centurion. And the top still comes off. But still very nice.
But $30k is a bit high.
But $30k is a bit high.
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I wonder what the roof looks like. Centurion did a half *** job building those trucks. I had one briefly that I got for free sans running gear. There was a reason it was free 
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
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I wonder what the roof looks like. Centurion did a half *** job building those trucks. I had one briefly that I got for free sans running gear. There was a reason it was free
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
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From: Richmond, VA
I wonder what the roof looks like. Centurion did a half *** job building those trucks. I had one briefly that I got for free sans running gear. There was a reason it was free
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
Centurion blended the truck cab to the bronco portion by just slapping as much bondo on as they could. It was about 1/2" thick up there. Obviously after 20 years that was holding up perfectly
It would have been less work to just buy a crew cab and a bronco and build my own at that point, so it got sent off to scrap.
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