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I understand the concept. However, with that said...too much wood. They should have just laid wood on the body, bot on the hard top. And, paint the hard top the same green.
While not within my tastes and price range, I find myself continuing to look at the pics. I'm taken back to my days of youth when mom's 67 country squire wagon could hold all eight of us on our yearly trip to Black Hills, SD. That 390 V8 wasn't good on gas yet never broke down...
Wow, maybe I'm missing something but that's quite a markup for adding a lift kit and tires? If that's the case, my Bronco's value must've increased by at least $25k. Good thing I'm keeping my Bronco 'cause it's almost like printing money.
I love the steel wheels in the first link. The wood, not so much but only because I own a sailboat that has teak toe rail, door and hand rails that each year I have to sand and put on a coat of Cetol. Low maintenance is better, but it does look very nice for a while after for sure.
Regarding price, I wouldn't part with mine for $29K.
Our trucks are cool because they are not jeeps. Why would would some one do this to a bronco! They should have just restored a grand wagoner. They are increasing in value at a similar rate to that of the bronco.