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Commence Operation Deception or a FUCV
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Isnt that the truth! What about all the door seals and around the windows? Should atleast rip a few of them out and poke some holesThat is cool!! Dont forget to pull the carpets, radio and A/C, but leave the heater.
The colors turned out real nice!!!There is a Honda Accord on NS Norfolk that is painted CARC "style". Think he used the same kind of paint you did.
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If it does'nt have a printed circuit board then buy me a new one so you can take my old one and tear/discombobulate the copper connecter points with some bad screw in bulbs.
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Excellent! Glad to see I'm not alone in my madness!
My 90 Ranger is on track for slant-back and paint this year.
Started a thread in the bodywork section ("To CARC or not to CARC")re which 686 paint (CARC, housepaint or Gillespie).
Looking forward to learning a lot about details from the great folks here!
Are you doing anything suspension/engine wise?
My 90 Ranger is on track for slant-back and paint this year.
Started a thread in the bodywork section ("To CARC or not to CARC")re which 686 paint (CARC, housepaint or Gillespie).
Looking forward to learning a lot about details from the great folks here!
Are you doing anything suspension/engine wise?
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That looks cool.
I have seen a CUCV clone Bronco at Ft. Polk Army base. It was painted in 3-color woodlen pattern. No Pics though
Anyway looking good![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
I have seen a CUCV clone Bronco at Ft. Polk Army base. It was painted in 3-color woodlen pattern. No Pics though
Anyway looking good
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Not at this time.Excellent! Glad to see I'm not alone in my madness!
My 90 Ranger is on track for slant-back and paint this year.
Started a thread in the bodywork section ("To CARC or not to CARC")re which 686 paint (CARC, housepaint or Gillespie).
Looking forward to learning a lot about details from the great folks here!
Are you doing anything suspension/engine wise?
When I was young and full of energy I always had awesome 4X4s. Now I'm content to putt down the beach and look for pretty sea shells.
The only thing on the list is to rebuild the rear Track Loc and add some sort of limited slip in front.
And most important, FIX THE A/C!.
I will be following your thread. Good luck.
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Got away...Nah. Someone in procurement must have entered the wrong code some where. When they realized that they had a Ford instead of a GM. They "disavowed" knowledge of its existence and had Ford do the same.It must have been a special CIA order or something that got away...
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I think your paint job came out very nice. How many rattle cans for the whole job?
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Four of each color and 2 cans of self etching primer
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Got her back
Some how my son ended up with my bronco.
He then sold it to my son in law.
Son in law bought a new to him jeep.
And gave the Bronco back to me
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But it now looks like this.
It was worse, the front tires were 2 sizes smaller than the back.
But we can rebuild her, make her better than before.
Just hope it don't cost six million dollars.
More to come.
Some how my son ended up with my bronco.
He then sold it to my son in law.
Son in law bought a new to him jeep.
And gave the Bronco back to me
.But it now looks like this.
It was worse, the front tires were 2 sizes smaller than the back.
But we can rebuild her, make her better than before.
Just hope it don't cost six million dollars.
More to come.