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low budget build up

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NJfourwheeler

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Recognize this piece?

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Got most of the crap removed and the body mount bolts cut off yesterday.

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Purdy

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4lofun

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i regonize!!!!! uncut niceness. seems like someone scored 2 1/2 tons and you got best part, ford. and now you have 2 seats, all be it hard ones that need piilows.lol . holy i-beam rear bumber. heavy duty
 

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The cage on that thinks looks better than I remember actually. ;D
Think I would just continue the theme and make new wheelwells out of dia. plate.
 
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The only problem is the cage is not very symmetrical and some of the welds aren't so hot. Regardless I will most likely leave it in place. One less thing take up time before spring arrives.

Sure, if I find some diamond plate cheap I'll use it.
 

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The only problem is the cage is not very symmetrical and some of the welds aren't so hot. Regardless I will most likely leave it in place. One less thing take up time before spring arrives.

Sure, if I find some diamond plate cheap I'll use it.

Fazzios has to have some junk pieces lying around.
I'll weld it up.
 
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NJfourwheeler

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Fazzios has cleaned up their yard! There's hardly anything outside now.

Progress is slow, but I'm starting to get a feel for what needs to be done. I'm glad to see the part of the tub under the windshield hinge is solid.

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76_bronco

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Thanks, we have 4 degree so I'll have to make due with them.

Im running a james duff 5.5'' suspension lift and the c bushings they include are 7 degrees

Im doing a complete restoration on my '76 and I have alot of parts laying around mostly stock parts not sure if they would help you so if you need any parts pm me and I can help you out.
Dan
 
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NJfourwheeler

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Slow and steady.

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This explains the oil leak. I didn't think anyone actually used those stupid gaskets.
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Cleaning up the frame.
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The garage is getting crowded.
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Flipped.
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