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Looks nice but personally I would have left it uncut. Original uncuts are getin harder to find especially in that nice of shape. Nice job on the cut though.
I would have left it uncut. My 72 was uncut before I got it. Now I want to go back the other way. %) I know it wont be originally uncut but thats not he point. My 70 on the other hand.... its cut and staying that way. Who knows the 72 my stay cut because its gonna be awhile before it gets taken apart for a rebuild.
My point is. The before and after both look good. I wish you wouldn't have cut it. :'( Oh well ;D
Maybe here and other websites it looks like a lot of other EBs. But around here (central Ohio) I see maybe 1 or 2 a year on the roads. There just aren't many. So looking like every other Bronco is meaningless to me.
My goal for this one was to make it the all-around EB. One that I could drive every day if I wanted to and then hit the trails on the weekend.
I think it (the EB) has a much better attitude now ;D ;D ;D Me too!
Thanks. Good luck with that. If you can get your hands on an electric sheet metal shearer, do it. I borrowed one from a friend and it made it so much easier. After all the measuring and everything, the cutting itself only took about 5 minutes a corner with those.