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Gotta comment on cage as well. It is quite a sight to behold, probably even more impressive in person.
Thanks! It will have more bracing before it’s done. I have not seen it in person myself, the pictures are from the fabricator that I elected to redo what I did but better. All the work I have seen in person is high quality. Hope to have this thing driving next year sometime.
Does anyone know what the stock exhaust looked like on these trucks? Did any of them come with dual exhaust exiting from both sides of the box?
thanks,
Kurt
Just joined and am getting started on this Beast. You should see me here a good bit asking questions. I know very little about it. One owner, been in my Girlfriends family since new, but I may have to marry into the family to actually get to work on it. I've already been told "Don't fix the dents!"
Few dents here and there, and repainted at least once, a ton of rust in the bed and floor boards, and a rough replacement 351.
It was an overstocked fleet vehicle for Brown and Root, apparently, when purchased new by her father, I guess in 77'.
Last edited by PatStat69; Sep 15, 2021 at 03:32 PM.
Welcome to the Dentside, PatStat69! Awesome Crew you have there! Lots of friendly folks with a ton of knowledge here. My in-laws are chebby fans so we have a love hate relationship, lol, all in good fun though! It burns Cool Pop up that his sweet daughter, Belle, drives a ‘78 Bronco and a ‘12 Mustang. “And it’s all my fault” 🤣
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