My Wee Beasty

[COWBOY6]

This is the beginnign stage of the Bronco II Build

This is the day I brought it home. $500



Here is a new pict after the doors were cut, the body has been lifted 3 inches.




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[COWBOY6]

Here it is right after the roof came off.



tell me what you think.

I am still needing to cut the top of the door frame off. close the pillars, finish the windshield, and cage the whole rig. ALso need to add a support brace tot he rear quarter panel right behind the door to stiffen the wall.

Thanks for the look and the opinion

[ranger5.0]

You will need to support the windshield frame for sure. If cut the doors you should remove the door glass since there will be nothing to support those either. Looks like you will need a lift with those tires unless you cut the fenders too. Nice clean start though. Good luck!!

[DBrown]

definatly keep the pics comming, that was the next idea I had for mine. you will need a roll bar now, that is the only thing holding me back from getting out the swazaw again.

[COWBOY6]

Well, I have most of the build done. I have the B2 caged, half doors, painted and bumpers, rear swing out built.

next is the soft top to make...

Here are a few picts










Have some more ideas, but maybe pass to some other brave builder with a saw and fresh metal

[crazy4ink]

I like the look man! Could you post a close up of the cage meeting the windshield frame? Are they tyed together or does the cage go down just inside of it to the floor? I'm really wanting to chop my top off, but trying to decide between full chop or back-half chop.

[COWBOY6]

The cage goes all the way tot he floor, and I am tying it to the frame


Send me an emso I can send attachments.

janshan3@earthlink.net

that is open to all that want picts of different stuff fromt he build.

I have picts of the doors, the cage the tire carrier, and soon the top.

Thanks,
James