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BG's 68 Bronco

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Joined
Nov 16, 2005
Messages
866
Mine sure doesn't look that nice :'( , but one day I will strive to reach that quality ;D
 

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jkskier

Sr. Member
Joined
Jun 5, 2005
Messages
399
Loc.
Western Washington
Hijack

I have Yakima racks back home that have been used on both a 1994 Caravan and a 1988 FSB. Both cars have the gutters above the windows that the rack clamps onto. To be honest, I think it will work on an EB since the hardtop looks like it has the exact same gutter setup. Haven't taken my rig back home yet to test but I'm confident it will work. Just order one with the clamps on the end of the bar and cut the bar down to what you want.

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eb66to77

Bronc'Ownly
Joined
Mar 26, 2005
Messages
2,558
Loc.
NOVA
To me anything other than a tetanus hazard metal roof rack screams "MINIVAN" no matter how "cool" it looks. The only thing worse than a minivan to me is trying to make a non minivan look like one, especially an old horse. Lee Iacocca was a front runner advocate of the minivan oddly after he got busted out of Ford for his crappy choices. Coincidence? I think not.

I like that steering wheel on the Grant page but I had one in an old FSB and it fell apart after a couple hard landings. Maybe it was due to the age? ;D
 
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