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Over the years we have pic request for about everything imaginable in the eb world. This one may have been up before but we will call this winter '12/'13 group photo of your ebs.............
When it "made the rounds" the first time we still did not have the extra set of skins. I had two sets of skins done-one for show and one for trails. Now I don't know which set will end up getting crunched. I like both even though they are totally different. The red and white set has some tree branch love on them from Gore Va. and the other set got some love from S.D trees-I am going to have to see which ones will clean up the best. The frost turquoise set is up at www.broncodesign.com waiting on a little project Mike is working onKarl, Did you repaint the buggy on the far left? I saw it at Super Celebration in 2011 and it was light blue matching your stocker.....
When it "made the rounds" the first time we still did not have the extra set of skins. I had two sets of skins done-one for show and one for trails. Now I don't know which set will end up getting crunched. I like both even though they are totally different. The red and white set has some tree branch love on them from Gore Va. and the other set got some love from S.D trees-I am going to have to see which ones will clean up the best. The frost turquoise set is up at www.broncodesign.com waiting on a little project Mike is working on
Hope things are well in Al,
Karl
Nice picture Karl! I like the view in your back yard.
At work we use a product called crash wrap. It's used to cover windows and windshields that are broke/missing. It's a 5mil thick self sticking plastic. It would help with keeping those tree scrapes from damaging the paint and is easy to remove and apply. It won't help for a large branch but will help with the smaller overgrowth branches found at Gore. It's not cheap but cheaper that repainting/buffing. You can only wet sand so many times before you need to apply clear.
When it "made the rounds" the first time we still did not have the extra set of skins. I had two sets of skins done-one for show and one for trails. Now I don't know which set will end up getting crunched. I like both even though they are totally different. The red and white set has some tree branch love on them from Gore Va. and the other set got some love from S.D trees-I am going to have to see which ones will clean up the best. The frost turquoise set is up at www.broncodesign.com waiting on a little project Mike is working on
Hope things are well in Al,
Karl
Here's a family portrait from many years ago. This is from my other "35 years with one Bronco" tread(http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=191704)






