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Does anyone know anything about this custom bronco

Pflyboy

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Jun 30, 2007
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287
Loc.
Brighton, Colorado
I appreciate all the work they put into it, but a little more thought on the design flow would have gone a long way. Just my opinion, of course.
 

FRANKO289

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Bronco enthusiast
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Jul 7, 2008
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GREAT CRAFTSMANSHIP !!!!

anything w. Suicide doors is cool !!!

SORRY .... dont like the rear & tailgate section and the front grill reminds me of a 67 RS Camaro
 

needabronco

Bronco Guru
Joined
Jul 2, 2004
Messages
6,411
Loc.
Prescott/Farmington
They've got the talent, but the execution is horrible IMO! The grill and taillights are rediculous, they ruined the dash and windshield frame as well. I hope they started with a throw away Bronco, not a nice cherry stock ride. I sort of like the suicide doors myself, although they'd be better on a slammed EB half cab... The rear fender work looks top notch!
 
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Heus33

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Jun 1, 2005
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Got an email back from this guy last night - he said this bad boy has been painted and that he'll upload some new pics on his page sometime soon. I'll keep an eye out for it and update this thread.
 

garberz

Bronco Influencer
Joined
Jun 24, 2007
Messages
6,864
Loc.
Conejo Valley, Ca.
Got an email back from this guy last night - he said this bad boy has been painted and that he'll upload some new pics on his page sometime soon. I'll keep an eye out for it and update this thread.

What kind of guy puts all that work into a Bronco, and they're not even a member on here? He's building it with very limited resources. ;D
 

mavereq

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Feb 19, 2009
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overall i like it. i'd put a stock grill/headlights and tail lights on it but that's just me. it's cool to see someone thinking outside the box.
 

KennyB

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Sep 11, 2010
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Simi Valley
The Poor thing will have to live "As Is" no windows, or Top... The Grill? We made those outta Home Base Chrome Towel racks in 1982 for $25............ as to "Louie" asking "Why Screw up a Classic?" I ask the Same ? of Bronco Rock Crawlers: 35+ year old classic, Slamed up against a Boulder.... ???
 

SpareParts

Bronco Guru
Joined
Nov 13, 2004
Messages
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If I was him and was emailed a link to this tread I don't know if I would post anymore pics of it on here or not? There are some good comments but most are negative. Everyone has a different opinion on what they like or do with their Bronco. I know a lot of guys don't like the fact that some of us cut ours up and rock crawl with them or chop them up and lower them. Some handle critizium better than others. I personally wouldn't have cut up a nice Bronco to build a one ton rock crawler like I did, that's why I bought 3 pieces of a Bronco and made mine what it is. To me I don't care for some of his modifications either, but he don't have to like my 40" tires either! They guy does have some great talent in body work and a very creative imagination. I hope he does post up.

David
 
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