The story
bought it for $500 dollars, wasn't runnin rebuilt the carb and it fired right up...I then upgraded the axles and steering, next step is the motor — Wes G
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just finished the axle swap Owner
next to the HEEP Owner
Front view of a lifted truck, showing large tires and suspension modifications. AI caption
This modified 1978 Ford Bronco features a significant lift and large off-road tires. AI caption
weak stuff Owner
more weak stuff Owner
now were talkin Owner
the goods Owner
This image shows the intricate details of a vehicle's steering and suspension system, focusing on the mechanical components. AI caption
A person welds a metal frame in a cluttered garage setting. AI caption
Close-up view of a large off-road tire and the vehicle's steering linkage, with a bright yellow coil spring visible. AI caption
Close-up view of a vehicle's front axle and steering components. AI caption
the good shit Owner
This image shows the steering and suspension system of a vehicle, focusing on the wheel hub and linkage. AI caption
A blue 1978 Ford Bronco is shown with a red vehicle partially visible to its left. AI caption
A lifted blue 1979 Ford Bronco is parked on grass next to a red SUV and a blue Jeep. AI caption
Lifted blue Ford Bronco with aftermarket bumper and off-road tires, parked in a yard with another vehicle. AI caption
The interior of a classic Ford Bronco, worn seats and a visible dashboard. AI caption
Two modified off-road vehicles, a blue Ford Bronco and a black Suzuki Samurai, are parked on a grassy lawn in front of houses. AI caption
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