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TX 1966-1977 bronco fiberglass tub (Not Mine)

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lowbush

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Looks like the one piece front clip, they are a pain in the ass, untill you reverse the mounting, I have one and if it had not come with the body I would not have one. I thought it would be cool at first as it is easy to get to the engine, but you sacrifice any aftermarket bumpers and as for a winch it's not gonna happen. I still have to flip the mounting of mine so it opens like a traditional hood.

The front lights are already cut which is good, but there is no picture of the taillights depending on who's body it is, the taillights are a rough approximation of what should be there, expect a lot of glass work to get it to match. It's already been mounted to a frame so that is a big plus, it means all the fitment issues are taken care of.
 

broncobsession

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I disagree. It looks like it has a seam at the hood grill interface. So possibly the grill and fenders are one piece but I've never seen that before.
 
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