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1989 Bronco II


1989Bii

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4" lift, 33" Goodyear duratracs, homemade bumper, 93 explorer drivetrain, upgraded drive shaft, and some other interior repairs.




 


tmaxxman

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looks nice
 

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Looks good. How do you like the duratracs?
 

88_Eddie

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damn, that's a sweet lookin b2, any more plans for it?
 

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are those 10" rims? wide i mean
 

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yea i used to have a set but on 8" rims and now that im gonna be ordering another set i definetly think im going with 10"s
 

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yea, maybe a few more

damn, that's a sweet lookin b2, any more plans for it?
I'm thinking about a SAS and then put a better axle in the back.
 

88_Eddie

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I'm thinking about a SAS and then put a better axle in the back.
you have an 8.8, that should be plenty strong for 33's.....but shit does happen
 

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Looks great, Bro!!! I had an 89 BII as well....I still miss it!!! What a looker!!!
 

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