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99f250
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 Creamsickle build Attached are pictures of our 1972 build. My son named her Creamsickle. Bought new in August and been on a mission:) Work so far: Removed mud flaps Removed rumble seat gutted tub, Dupont lined, and carpeted Corbeau front buckets and baja bench seat blasted and painted axles 3.5 wildhorses lift and shocks, adjustable trac bar tons of new weatherstriping alternator, regulator, air cleaner, plug wires Sanderson headers and exhaust 2 in 1 with flowmaster Fabworx custom front and rear bumpers Fabworx 8 point family cage Tires and wheels show up next week 
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build Here's the cage
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| Sun Oct 24, 2010 10:02 pm |
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build Interior cleanup
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build Original
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airbur
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Re: Creamsickle build Very nice work!! You know, a big 2x4 mounted just right to the tailgate would really add to the creamsickle effect. 
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Brianut
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Re: Creamsickle build very nice.
I really like that cage design.
on another note.
What happens to the wheels on the truck when the new ones show up?
might they be for sale?
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Entourage
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Re: Creamsickle build Great Name! That is a nice Bronco. Love the Cage design - looks wakeboard boat inspired. Nice dad to build that for their son. RhinoLiner turned out great as well. Thanks for sharing pics - keep them coming. Lucky kid!
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build Axle refurbish
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Entourage
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Re: Creamsickle build How nice to have a shop (lift, welder, tools, etc.) like that to work on your project - I am definitely jealous! The gloos black looks great - that is what I just did on my project. Looks Great.
Who built the Custom Cage? I would love something like that on mine.
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99f250
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Re: Creamsickle build The cage was done by my buddy Joe Brown. He owns Fabworx down in Farmington, New Mexico. It was a 6 hour drive but to have the shop and all the right tools it made things go much easier and quicker and worth it.
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Rox Crusher
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Re: Creamsickle build
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