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Friend’s Bronco Build @ Highline Classics

Ro_Ja Boy

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I’ve posted a couple times during my builds with Highline Classics and one of a friends as well.

I sold my last Bronco build back in February and became friends with this person during that sale process. He was local and came to see my Bronco as he was starting to look for a Bronco for his family. He didn’t end up winning (or bidding on) the auction, but we became friends through Bronco admiration and he pressed go on having Highline build him a Bronco.

Fast forward and the wait is almost over for him. The Bronco is in the (fast) process and should be completed in the next few weeks. When I sold mine, I thought I wouldn’t build another one because I thought mine was the perfect build for me…his may be even better.

Looking forward to sharing the build process and (soon) the finished Bronco…it will be unique and really well done. 👍

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Shimmy

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wait! you sold yours, again? built and sold 2-3 of them now? what motivates you to sell so quickly after each "dream" build?
 
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Ro_Ja Boy

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wait! you sold yours, again? built and sold 2-3 of them now? what motivates you to sell so quickly after each "dream" build?
First time the market was so nuts that it felt crazy not to sell (and had two really little kids - newborn and 2 years old so wasn’t driving much). Second one I realized no top didn’t work with having kids in the back. Third one, completely different. We found our dream home and it was a big jump. Slept better having the money in my bank while we bought and updated the home than the Bronco in the garage.
 

Shimmy

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First time the market was so nuts that it felt crazy not to sell (and had two really little kids - newborn and 2 years old so wasn’t driving much). Second one I realized no top didn’t work with having kids in the back. Third one, completely different. We found our dream home and it was a big jump. Slept better having the money in my bank while we bought and updated the home than the Bronco in the garage.

ah yes, life! hopefully you'll be back in one soon enough then(y)
 
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Ro_Ja Boy

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I think Highline only uses stock frames. A customer may be able to get them to build one without, but I haven’t seen them do it personally. This will have a Gen 4 coyote and a ton of the same specs as my build, just different colors and some changes. Going to look really good…
 

Shimmy

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interesting to see the areas of body filler used to align the body panels and gaps. basically used at every connection?
 

PCB 4x4

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Is it just me, or is that the biggest muffler on the planet 🤔
 

DirtDonk

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Direct entry into the “no-drone zone” apparently? 😁
I wonder if it’s aftermarket, or an actual factory muffler for a Coyote in a truck perhaps.
 

DirtDonk

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Nope. Just that in one of the previous pictures of the chassis, that is actually a pretty big muffler.
As Bronco mufflers go…😉
 
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Ro_Ja Boy

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I see now. I always told Josh, the owner, to make my Bronco as quiet as possible when I was having mine built.
 
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