11-23-2021, 06:57 PM | #10 |
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Re: '72 Ford Bronco resto
Thank you Glen! and all my Routy friends!!
The kids went to visit some of their friends this afternoon, so I had some time to sneak out to the garage I know this isn't an exciting entry, but I had just enough time to remove the support from the Bed floor~ I could have bought a new one, but I do try to "save" a little money when I can. A new one is only 40 bucks, but shipping is about 20, then Tax. So, I did save a little I love the holidays, but I love being in my garage!!! There's always something to do! dne'
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