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Center Console Mount
Straighten Bumper
Ford 6R80 6 spd
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Black and Blue build thread (back to uncut)
- Thread starter mudstud
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LOL, completely understand.. Hang in there
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bet that felt good
Sure is nice to get over the hump and start building rather than tearing apart. Try and get one thing done a day and in few months that is a lot. Looks nice. Ken
This build will be changing direction. I was going to build this one to be my all-purpose rig but issues with the passenger door and front fenders has caused this to become the family wagon. It will be going back to uncut status.
Nice door fits. Ken
I love this thread http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=284872
There will be a change in direction. I have wanted to have a LUBR and a cut restomod. This one was going to be my cut restomod. It will now become my LUBR.
The front fenders are toast so I am going to have to replace them and the 67 will easier to replace the rear quarters than the 77.
There will be a change in direction. I have wanted to have a LUBR and a cut restomod. This one was going to be my cut restomod. It will now become my LUBR.
The front fenders are toast so I am going to have to replace them and the 67 will easier to replace the rear quarters than the 77.
Progress is progress! Keep the work going!
