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    73 EB buggy

    This is the current state of my what used to be clean 73EB. I have linked the build up page from another bronco site because right now I am in the middle of moving from Dixon to Winters and my computer amd bed are all that is left in the house. Once I get all set up I will post more info and as soon as the second floor goes on the new shop (25x45) I will be able to pull the buggy out of the shed and get started again. Hope you enjoy the build up and if you have any questions or coments please post them up.
    Kevin


    http://www.broncofix.com/about4396.html&highlight=
    71 EB 56K original miles stock for now!

    73 EB/rock buggy 351W EFI, Art Car C-4 manual VB w/ comp braking, 37 MTR's, 4-Link F&R, Fox Air 16", Full Hydro and now it runs!

    51 F1 PU with MII front end, T-Bird IRS

    70 C10 SWB, 92 LT1 vett motor, 700R4, power everything, great driving street rig.
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  • #2
    NICE work!!! Damn you are good with a bender and a welder!!! Can you add on to my smity built cage???
    Aaron
    KK6DAD
    70 Miles to the Rubicon!

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    • #3
      Welcome to the site Kevin...I can't wait to see this rig in action...great work...really itching to head that way myself...who has the time??????
      “I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.” TJ

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      • #4
        Thanks and yes it is alot of work but should be well worth it when done. But right now I have a new old house to spend a few months on and about 30k in parts before the buggy will be pulled out.

        Daddy4zack~ Yes adding to a cage is no problem at all. One thing I would like toi check out first is what kind of smitty built cage you have now. Alot of the ones I have seen really are not designed for off road use let alone a good roll. You might want to think about selling yours to someone else and have a full cage built for your rig weather I do it or not. I have rolled hard in an EB and the only reason I am here now is because of a well designed cage. Keep in mind that a smitty built might be fine as is but once you start adding to it you change the load and pressure areas of the cage in a wreck.
        71 EB 56K original miles stock for now!

        73 EB/rock buggy 351W EFI, Art Car C-4 manual VB w/ comp braking, 37 MTR's, 4-Link F&R, Fox Air 16", Full Hydro and now it runs!

        51 F1 PU with MII front end, T-Bird IRS

        70 C10 SWB, 92 LT1 vett motor, 700R4, power everything, great driving street rig.

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        • #5
          you know 30K a few years ago would have been unheard of....now days...It's a great Start!!
          “I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.” TJ

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          • #6
            73 EB buggy

            Damn Kevin, buggy has come along way since I last saw it. Looks bitchin, can't wait to see it in action as well. Welcome to the club Jim aka telcolineman
            69 bronco 302 670 holley TA NV4500/Atlas 3.8 29 spl. in 32 out 4.5 bc lift 3" body D44 Locked - 9" Currie/strange with daytona PS and 1350 yoke. Warn full floater Locked 35" MTR's beadlocked 4 wheel disc most parts are still on shelf, But 1 day

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            • #7
              Hey Rokcrln, You might rmrmber me I bought the bumper and the rack from you. Well I took your advise and got the tube bender and a welder and started building stuff. Here is a link if you are curious http://classicbroncos.com/forums/sho...t=56938&page=3
              Your rig turned out great can't wait to see it on the trail.Thanks for the good advise I owe you a cold one. Chuck
              72EB, one-ton fab project that will never end

              Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be men of courage; be strong. Do everything in love.
              1 Cor 16:13-14

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              • #8
                Your cage is looking good. I am glad you went with buying your own set up, Not that I would'nt have helped I just know you will like building things your self. I have now moved to Winters and have a larger shop and more room to work once I get a few things done around the house. If you need a back seat I have a nice flip and fold that you are welcome to. Let me know.
                Kevin
                71 EB 56K original miles stock for now!

                73 EB/rock buggy 351W EFI, Art Car C-4 manual VB w/ comp braking, 37 MTR's, 4-Link F&R, Fox Air 16", Full Hydro and now it runs!

                51 F1 PU with MII front end, T-Bird IRS

                70 C10 SWB, 92 LT1 vett motor, 700R4, power everything, great driving street rig.

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                • #9
                  Yea, kevin that seat might work great until I can afford the PRP I would like to buy. I will pm ya. Are you opening your own shop or just wanted a place to work bigger then the garage. The wife and I are talking 5 acres in Placerville so I can park all the rigs in a barn and have a place to work. Thanks FM
                  72EB, one-ton fab project that will never end

                  Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be men of courage; be strong. Do everything in love.
                  1 Cor 16:13-14

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                  • #10
                    Nope just for me to screw around in but I always do work for others just not as a full time shop. If it was full time it would be work not fun!!
                    Kevin
                    71 EB 56K original miles stock for now!

                    73 EB/rock buggy 351W EFI, Art Car C-4 manual VB w/ comp braking, 37 MTR's, 4-Link F&R, Fox Air 16", Full Hydro and now it runs!

                    51 F1 PU with MII front end, T-Bird IRS

                    70 C10 SWB, 92 LT1 vett motor, 700R4, power everything, great driving street rig.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Rokcrln
                      Nope just for me to screw around in but I always do work for others just not as a full time shop. If it was full time it would be work not fun!!
                      Kevin
                      That I agree with...
                      “I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.” TJ

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