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> OT: Arne’s post-teener projects, Retirement project #8, 1969 Ford Bronco
Chris H.
post Aug 12 2026, 07:41 PM
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Another great resto Arne! I wouldn't have the discipline to SELL them when they turn out this nice.
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post Aug 12 2026, 08:23 PM
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QUOTE(Artfrombama @ Aug 12 2026, 11:35 AM) *

Thanks for NOT using those ugly black fender lips. 90% of the old Broncos in my area have been ruined with a sawz-all and those cheap add-on's

In the Bronco community, rigs with the original low fender openings like mine are referred to as 'uncut'. And these days, there is a preference among a sizable number of enthusiasts for uncut Broncos. There is a downside, of course. Uncut Broncos make fitment of modern size tires and wheels very difficult, unless you have 2-3" of lift, which brings a whole different set of compromises. A cut Bronco is much easier to fit decent size tires on w/o all the lift mess.

Or, these days you can buy replacement quarter panels with wheel openings that match the front, without the ugly add-on flares. A good option if you need a new body or replacement quarter panels.

But in this case, mine had never been cut in all its 50+ years. No way I would cut a survivor like this just to make tire fitment easier.
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post Aug 14 2026, 10:19 PM
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Out and about. Not completely finished, but the end is in sight.

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post Aug 17 2026, 10:03 PM
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What a difference 2 years makes. Before pics from prior owner, August 2024. Working through finish punch list now. Probably 6-8 weeks.

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post Aug 20 2026, 12:11 PM
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What a difference! Love it!
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post Aug 22 2026, 06:34 PM
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Another Before-After comparison.

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post Sep 13 2026, 04:28 PM
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Sale pending...
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Not surprising at all.
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post Sep 16 2026, 09:32 PM
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Sale is complete. Now in protective custody awaiting transport.

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Congrats on sale…..What’s next?
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QUOTE(East coaster @ Sep 17 2026, 03:27 AM) *

Congrats on sale…..What’s next?

No way to say, as I haven't started looking yet. The Bronco is still here while awaiting transport. No place to put another project until it's gone.
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