Hmm. I'm reconsidering some of my more questionable "restoration" choices now...Knowing the area, that was a complete rust bucket. Guessing an older cosmetic resto and flip where the structure under was never addressed.
Probably more cut up than anything else.
Looks like a rust bucket, and the right rear tire blew
What is the difference between a structural failure and a blow out?was gonna say those tires look on the old side. maybe they had a structural failure?
What is the difference between a structural failure and a blow out?
Old tires that have aged out tend to fall apart while driving.
A cage that doesn't properly tie seat and belts into the same structure could have made that much worse. If the belts were attached to a frame mounted cage, but the seats to the body...That's about 40 miles away from me! I was worried in might have been a friend of a friend that lived in Joplin, but it wasn't
Looks to have no roll cage or roll bar. The top held better than I would have expected. Some of the top damaged was from the recovery of the Bronco.
That's what I was thinking, floor ejection?!?? How does that happen? Rusty floor boards?Nothing like a good floor ejection!
Typical Missouri rust. Yea, floorboards rotted out. Probably a poorly done patch, or 5.That's what I was thinking, floor ejection?!?? How does that happen? Rusty floor boards?






