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11-13-2004 01:25 PM #1
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Another FNG
So, as the name says, I'm preparing to start working on a project, to convert a 79 Bronco to 2wd. I've got my eye on a 76 Camaro sub frame for 100 bucks, I'll be back-half'ing the frame, building tubs, a full cage, big block, C6, and getting the truck as light as possible. Eventually, this is going to be my DD/weekend racer.
I've got another 78 Bronco, that's quite the opposite - small lift, 36" swampers, custom cargo/roof rack, F&R bumpers that I've built, 429, C6
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11-13-2004 02:53 PM #2
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11-13-2004 08:38 PM #3
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Thanks... heh, I'm all too familiar with how to weed thru the BS. Being my first day here, I'll be poking around alot, using the search alot, and slowly another one of the guys78 Bronco, 3" lift, 36" swampers, 429, C6, stock axles and gears, David-built F&R bumpers and HD roof rack
Hope to have soon - 79 Bronco, to convert to 2wd, to be lowered, bagged and tubbed
I've been building bumpers, rock sliders, and anything else I can, to TRY to support my hobbies
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