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1978 Gas Tank

From 1983 Ford Bronco “The Brown Bull”, documented by Rick Wojo.

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1983 Ford Bronco - A bare steel fuel tank stripped to shiny raw metal, sitting upside-down on a carpet scrap in a garage doorway with sanding swirls and resid… 1983 Ford Bronco - A steel fuel tank sitting upside-down on a carpet scrap in a garage doorway, freshly coated in gloss black on its ribbed top while the flan… 1983 Ford Bronco - A freshly painted black steel fuel tank sitting upside-down on a rug on a garage floor, with its ribbed stamped top, rubber filler-neck hos… 1983 Ford Bronco - Looking down into a gutted rear cargo area, showing the ribbed sheet-metal floor pan stripped to bare metal with surface rust, old sealer a… 1983 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a stripped, ribbed sheet-metal cargo floor pan showing surface rust, scale and old sealer along the corrugations. The rusty bod… 1983 Ford Bronco - Underbody view of a vehicle frame crossmember showing heavy surface rust and scale, with mounting holes visible along the beam. Below it ar… 1983 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vehicle's underbody or lower body panel showing extensive surface rust, corrosion, and whitish powdery deposits along a seam,… 1983 Ford Bronco - Macro view of a ribbed metal panel or pan showing heavy corrosion, scratches and black and white residue. 1983 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vertically ribbed metal surface in grayscale, with alternating light and dark corrugated stripes and a small dark spot near t… 1983 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a metal body panel or floor area showing a ribbed/corrugated black surface meeting a flat panel with several drilled holes and… 1983 Ford Bronco - Close-up of a vehicle body panel area showing a black ribbed/corrugated surface above a black-painted metal edge, with a weathered, rusty w… 1983 Ford Bronco - A freshly painted black sheet-metal stamped panel, likely a floor pan or transmission/body support section, sitting upside down on a concre…