Testing gravity with a Bronco hybrid
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Testing gravity with a Bronco hybrid
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The truck is a combination between a Bronco and F-250. The cab, motor and transmission were swapped over to the bronco frame. The truck sits on 35" tires with no lift or fender cutting. Except for the grill being destroyed, the truck is still intact after 5 jumps. We are getting another 12+ inches in a couple of days, so the truck may get more air. If I can get my 77 finished that one may also take flight.
Landing
Rebound
The truck is a combination between a Bronco and F-250. The cab, motor and transmission were swapped over to the bronco frame. The truck sits on 35" tires with no lift or fender cutting. Except for the grill being destroyed, the truck is still intact after 5 jumps. We are getting another 12+ inches in a couple of days, so the truck may get more air. If I can get my 77 finished that one may also take flight.
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Amen to that! And guess what....We had a massive rain last night and now it's 46* outside and its clearing the rest of it out.
I'm ready for warmer weather so I can paint and work on my truck without freezing my a$$ off and I like mud better than snow (if you know what I mean).
I'm ready for warmer weather so I can paint and work on my truck without freezing my a$$ off and I like mud better than snow (if you know what I mean).
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