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bobbywalter

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yes....


there are bronco 2 and explorer convertibles too.....along with fullsize pick-ups...s10-toyota-dakotas...lincoln mark 7's ect ect ect


there was one of the asc related affiliates in flint that did custom work like that.
 

stegomon

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It needs to be lower

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Scamp73

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yes....


there are bronco 2 and explorer convertibles too.....along with fullsize pick-ups...s10-toyota-dakotas...lincoln mark 7's ect ect ect


there was one of the asc related affiliates in flint that did custom work like that.
Not to mention the Centurion with the removable hardtop.
 

scotman

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The Centurion was basically a four door Bronco. Centurion vehicles first caught my attention with their Econoline van based "Vanup" drw conversion van/dually pickup conversion. It sounds like a crazy idea but it was an awesome long distance tow rig. The Centurion 4dr Bronco (that they couldn't call a Bronco) was actually done by Ford just prior to the end of the original Bronco in 1977. The engineering prototypes for 2dr and 4dr were referred to as Shorthorn and longhorn. I don't recall the reason Ford passed on the 4dr, but I suspect that rollover concerns with the extra weight and high CG were part of the decision.
 
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