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Great site fro Bronco Lovers Like me.
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Great looking Rig - Bird is dead now! I wasn't sure if it was worth trying to pull the dent out and keeping the original rocker. Sounds like a common issue. I bought the Bronco in Puyallup, WA when I was in High School in Tacoma. Took many a trips to Crystal in this Baby but haven't driven too many mountains in TX!!!Nice rig! From my angle it looks like a bird had his way with it. Better get the pellet gun out! The rocker panel is an easy fix. Cut it out and buy a "new" replacement rocker from almost any Bronco part suplier and weld it in. You want that rig to look stock as long as possible, it will be worth much more.
I've seen many people go the easy route and add the dimond plate rocker covers to cover dents and rust. This will just cause more problems in the future.
For off road rigs it gets better, this is what I did...
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Thanks for the invite man but I am in Houston, TX.Hey, looks like you are in my neck of the woods. Where are you living now? I'm in Maple Valley, WA (near Renton). If you need any tip or advise let me know... Or want to wheel that nice rig in some rocks let me know. heehee!Do you go to Sand Lake, OR for the big Bronco get together every year?
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