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MN Weird aluminum front structure out of an Early Bronco

chuddy

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City: Duluth
Price: $ 250

I've got a set of aprons, wheel tubs, and a radiator support made out of aluminum. I don't believe these are "homemade" because there is steel supports riveted throughout the radiator support in strategic places. I can't quite figure out what they're from or why they exist. Asking $250.

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Jetfixr320

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Maybe someone wanted a light weight Bronco for Sand Drags or Mud Buggy to get more weight savings and weight transfer? Where are you located? What did the rest of it look like?
They appear well made. Someone spent some cash or time on them.
 
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chuddy

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Maybe someone wanted a light weight Bronco for Sand Drags or Mud Buggy to get more weight savings and weight transfer? Where are you located? What did the rest of it look like?
They appear well made. Someone spent some cash or time on them.
Im in Northern Minnesota. I feel like these are too nice to be homemade, but who knows.
 

Jetfixr320

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Old school HVAC guy or a Aircraft Structures Guy?
They are nice.
It would be interesting to find out the back story.
Call Jeffs Bronco Graveyard or one of the other long time vendors. Jeff's has some pretty interesting original Bronco's in his building.
 
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