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- 1990
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Well guys, I rolled my Bronco II over. I was on a county road, I guess it was icy, slid off the road sideways, dug in rolled over and was stopped by a tree. I came out without a scratch, but the B2 didn't fair so well. All windows but the driver and rear hatch were busted. The top is pretty well crushed. Other than the bumpers and a dent in the front quarter panel, that I don't care about, the rest is fine, as far as I can tell.
So now the project. The vehicle is only bad from the fire wall back, so I am thinking I will pull the bronco body off as a unit (thats the way it would come, correct?) and find a regular cab Ranger to put on it. As far as years go, would I have to have a '90 for everything to mate up easily or is it flexible? I assume that it will mount right on the chassis, right?
Behind the cab, I am thinking about constructing a bed from wood. Maybe a flat bed with removable sides. Any problem with this?
Thanks. Feel free to give any input.
So now the project. The vehicle is only bad from the fire wall back, so I am thinking I will pull the bronco body off as a unit (thats the way it would come, correct?) and find a regular cab Ranger to put on it. As far as years go, would I have to have a '90 for everything to mate up easily or is it flexible? I assume that it will mount right on the chassis, right?
Behind the cab, I am thinking about constructing a bed from wood. Maybe a flat bed with removable sides. Any problem with this?
Thanks. Feel free to give any input.
