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Getting ready for paint and Super Celebration

Maddog B

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I got my grand paw's Bronco running last April and since then I've come a long way. This site, along with Nashville Early Bronco have been a huge help along the way. I learned about Super Celebration back in June and I made it my goal to be able to drive the 4 hour trip this April. So far, I've replaced the floor pans, installed a 1 in body lift, converted to power disc and rebuilt the front suspension. I pulled the Engine(65k original miles), re-sealed it with new gaskets and installed a new intake and carb and clutch. I got the exhaust ran about a month ago and I've been driving every chance I get, to work out the bugs. I'm on the home stretch and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. BTW, I'm going back to the factory Swiss Aqua paint.
 

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hyghlndr

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Looking good, glad you set out to drive and enjoy as opposed to ripping it down to every nut and bolt and in 3 years later it still setting in your garage. Good luck and hope you get the super celebration.
 
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Maddog B

Maddog B

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When I set out on this journey I didn’t know what direction I was going to take as far as the depth of the build. I’m glad I decided to just get it running and reliable instead of tearing it down to the frame. There’s nothing wrong with the frame off restorations, but I want a functional rig that I can drive on some trails and not have to worry.
 
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