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“Flying Brick”1995 Ford Bronco

documented by redneck_rigger 27 photos documented since 2 years documented ♡ Follow this build

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1995 Ford Bronco — Throttle body before 1995 Ford Bronco — Throttle body after Small red riding mower or go-kart frame with engine sitting on dirt 1995 Ford Bronco — cool new crap 1995 Ford Bronco — DEEZ NUTZ I know you're jealous. Rear of a red Ford Bronco with tow chains in a gravel yard 1995 Ford Bronco — They scrape the road, but they get more attention that way. 1995 Ford Bronco — Stock grill, before the intake. 1995 Ford Bronco — The 460 Intake tube installed in the factory location. 1995 Ford Bronco — cut right off at the radiator support 1995 Ford Bronco — part-way through fabbing up the ram-air portion of the intake. 1995 Ford Bronco — mounting tabs for the ram air to the radiator support 1995 Ford Bronco — the ram air all painted up and purdy 1995 Ford Bronco — Hell, it just looks good while standing still 1995 Ford Bronco — All mounted up 1995 Ford Bronco — New intake behind my shiny red grille 1995 Ford Bronco — can't even tell it's there 1995 Ford Bronco — Front of truck before I ever got started 1995 Ford Bronco — 6cly intake now mounted in the factory location 1995 Ford Bronco — cut off at the radiator support 1995 Ford Bronco — In the middle of fabbing things up 1995 Ford Bronco — Quick-fabbed some mounts 1995 Ford Bronco — All painted up and purdy 1995 Ford Bronco — looks good, it's a shame to hide it behind my grille Sheet-metal bracket bolted to a red truck frame near the radiator Close-up of a red plastic vehicle grille with rectangular slots 1995 Ford Bronco — Can't even tell it's there

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