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Who sells the best door posts? I'm considering upgrading mine. Thoughts?

73azbronco

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Now do you beleive me that there are broncos just a little to far gone to restore? Unless you have lots of wood.
 

Rustytruck

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No, just plop on either a new steel or fiberglass body and your good to go another 40 years. Then there's the whole rat rod look out there and this one would qualify with its vintage patina.
 

bronkenn

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I see the ax was still sharp enough to cut the fenders. And the forethought to leave enough space between the door "post" and roll bar to access the park brake, engineering marvel!
 

toddsrods

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that answers a lot of questions on what to do with the door "posts' on the beater bronc.

my bro in law had a sweet unit that someone had welded a metal T-post in to give the cowl some strength. I nearly killed myself driving it because I was admiring the engineering more than watching where I was going.
 
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