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#11
09-10-2008, 09:07 AM
Looking good George :xyxthumbs: Just take your time on it and it will come together. Those body panels can be a real PITA but just be patient with them and a little trimming can go a long way with them. Looks like you've got a great jump on them - keep it up!
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09-29-2008, 11:40 PM
It has been a while since I have updated yall on my pile.. I got the floor pan in the passanger side in and the kick panel in..
Know i am going to get started on the drive side floor and kick panel.. I think that i have done one heck of a job.. Just taking my time..
I have new body busting coming so i can level ever thing back up.
Plus the one picture is my core support that i have to go in once i get my kick panel in.
I will be keeping yall updated..Enjoy
George:rebel:


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11-07-2008, 06:54 PM
So there will me some work done to the Bronco this weekend,:party::wav: because Robert(sc74) and Keith(744x4):notworthy: are coming up to help work on it.. I am so pump. We will be puting in a new door post because mine was rotten. Plus I Have new kick panel, floor pan, and some other flooring that i had made at a friends machine shop... So i will post some pictures up after the damage is done. It starting to feel little like Christmas around my house today... I will not be able to sleep tonight...
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11-09-2008, 01:28 PM
Well come on Knob!! Where's the pics??????
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11-09-2008, 06:33 PM
NGABronco Wrote:Well come on Knob!! Where's the pics??????

No kidding - let's see some pictures!

We were able to get the floor pan, kick panel, and door post in yesterday Confusedupergrin:
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11-09-2008, 07:02 PM
OK.........:toothy12:OK........ :toothy12: There are not many pictures but I did take a few.... Keith and Robert onces again thank you :notworthy: We got every thing that i wanted to get done... The door post was not to bad:hysterical:.. All i am going to say is 39 inches...Confusedcratchhe: Plus Robert got to use my sawzall with new blades and did a good job...


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11-09-2008, 07:34 PM
Knob, that's really taking shape!!! (You better go check the other side if SC had that sawzall)!!
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11-09-2008, 08:50 PM
NGABronco Wrote:Knob, that's really taking shape!!! (You better go check the other side if SC had that sawzall)!!

Hey now!! I forgot what a new blade was like ... BUTTER!!!!

We had the usual fitment issues with aftermarket parts but nothing a little trimming could not fix :xyxthumbs:
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11-09-2008, 09:02 PM
SC74 Wrote:Hey now!! I forgot what a new blade was like ... BUTTER!!!!

We had the usual fitment issues with aftermarket parts but nothing a little trimming could not fix :xyxthumbs:

Ya I know.. I figure that the after market stuff would fit a little better then it did.. But hey when you got the best working on your junk then you can do anything..:biggthumpup:
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11-09-2008, 11:39 PM
Hey it sounds like you boys had fun and it looks like ya'll got a bunch of work done, nicely done too!! Congrats, believe me I can appreciate it!!! Keep the pics coming!!
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