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“LaMbErWiNnIe”1978 Ford Bronco

documented by dayer 17 photos documented since 1 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

Bought it from an idiot that was just ripping this Monster apart. I literaly saved this truck from the end, let me just tell you some of the most stupid things he did to this truck before I pull it away:

*He welded the double cardan joint of the front driveshaft, "I have to buy a Dana 44 Yoke and nut, "which I have already bought" and I need a double cardan joint which im still looking for because those parts will melt when I unweld that part of the driveshaft".
*He added only one bolt to the rear bumper, "While pulling a friend off a mud pit I noticed the bumper sliding off".
*He drilled some tupid holes before adding any Sun Visor, "I had to put some sylicone so water didnt come in".

Wasnt the old owner stupid? — dayer

Photos

My 78 bronco from the sky My 78 Bronco Trough My Room's Window Inside of my 78 Bronco 01 Inside of my 78 bronco 02 Inside of My 78 Bronco 03 My 78 Bronco from the sky 01 Close-up of a hand holding a wiring harness near a vehicle's brake and clutch pedals hand holding a metal electrical connector with wires behind it 1978 Ford Bronco — Hand holding orange wiring connector with multiple wires; dashboard and pedals visible Hand holding green electrical connector with wires Hand holding a wiring harness connector with wires. Vehicle interior with pedals visible Hand holding a disconnected wiring harness connector inside a vehicle Interior component with wires and a white plastic housing, Supermotors.net logo visible Ford electronic control module with wiring harness Close-up of a yellow electrical connector with a green wire attached to a vehicle wiring harness Hand holding a white electrical connector with three prongs Car cigarette lighter assembly with copper heating element

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