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Front Clip removal

From 1988 Ford Bronco “Broncinstein”, documented by xxxyank.

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1988 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer emblem. 1988 Ford Bronco - The engine bay of a vehicle is shown with the hood open, revealing the engine components and associated wiring and hoses. 1988 Ford Bronco - Disassembled front end components of a Ford truck, including the grille and headlight assembly. 1988 Ford Bronco - The front clip of a vehicle has been removed, exposing the radiator and associated components. 1988 Ford Bronco - The front clip of a 1988 Ford Bronco has been removed, exposing the radiator and inner fender assembly. 1988 Ford Bronco - As easy as it was to remove the front body mounts on the 95 (as they where so rusted they just fell out). The 88 was pretty much rust free,… 1988 Ford Bronco - Just some slight surface rust but very well treatable & useable. Not bad for a truck that's 24 years old. 1988 Ford Bronco - A detached black fender with 'Bronco' badging is shown, alongside other vehicle components. 1988 Ford Bronco - A detached black Ford Bronco fender with chrome trim and "Bronco" badging sits beside a radiator. 1988 Ford Bronco - yup she is for sale if anybody wants her. I never really cared for those billet grills but the truck came with the orignal one as well. 1988 Ford Bronco - Just some slight surface rust, nothing a good bodyman can't fix but the original enamel paint had seen better days. 1988 Ford Bronco - wooo boy look how clean those shock towers are! 1988 Ford Bronco - Just as good on the otherside... 1988 Ford Bronco - Well this one will come out in the next few days. Turns out this 5.0 302 engine on the 88 is different. They used the original 302 cam on t… 1988 Ford Bronco - Disassembled vehicle engine bay, revealing internal components and suspension structure. 1988 Ford Bronco - looks so much nicer to work on...