The wait for the kit for me was awful. When I placed my
order they told me it would be about 12 months. But when the source of
money for the car was delayed, I had to call them and ask them to hold off even
longer. As it turns out the wait was 2 1/2 years. In the mean time I
bought and largely rebuilt an early Ford Bronco.
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The day it arrived from colorado. |
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Lots of rust holes to patch, the first round I just did structural because the body wasn't really _that_ bad. |
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Installed a roll cage, I did roll my dad's orange one once :( |
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Here it is with the soft top installed over the roll cage. |
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Playing in the mud at Tuttle Creek ORV Park.(photo by David Rush) |
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Playing in the mud at Tuttle Creek ORV Park.(photo by David Rush) |
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I built a rollercam 302 from all new parts. Desktop dyno says it should put out 315 HP if I ever get time to fully sort out the carburetor. It does run really strong. |
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I rebuilt the transfer case and transmission too. |
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Duncan and I the day we installed the motor and heard it run for the first time. |
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