cometbrown
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Hey all,
Well, I finally have my '66. First order of buisness is to get it running, then get it to move, then get it to stop. After all that, I need to fix something that is nagging at me. The guy I bought this from said that the Bronco was dropped from a lift at a shop. The shop made some shotty repairs, and now it sits a little slanted. the windshield appears to have taken the brunt of the force since the top was off at the time. You might be able to see that it sits about two inches higher in the passenger side. I am assuming that some of you may have had a roll over in your Bronco, and am wondering what my options are to repair this very annoying flaw.
Perfection,
Joel
Well, I finally have my '66. First order of buisness is to get it running, then get it to move, then get it to stop. After all that, I need to fix something that is nagging at me. The guy I bought this from said that the Bronco was dropped from a lift at a shop. The shop made some shotty repairs, and now it sits a little slanted. the windshield appears to have taken the brunt of the force since the top was off at the time. You might be able to see that it sits about two inches higher in the passenger side. I am assuming that some of you may have had a roll over in your Bronco, and am wondering what my options are to repair this very annoying flaw.
Perfection,
Joel
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