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[lostin90s]

For those of u that don't know they were built by Centurion untill the end of body style .

Heres a linl to a picture
http://thumbs2.ebays...089536464_1.jpg

This one was on eBay last week . Only 2-3 a week were made I'm told so they r rare.

Also there is a Bronco version of which seem to be more common.

I know of several (Not for sale ) truck in central PA .

Hope to find one to redo one of these days .

More info on em when I can find all info

[FL_Moon_Runner]

For those of u that don't know they were built by Centurion untill the end of body style .

Heres a linl to a picture
http://thumbs2.ebays...089536464_1.jpg

This one was on eBay last week . Only 2-3 a week were made I'm told so they r rare.

Also there is a Bronco version of which seem to be more common.

I know of several (Not for sale ) truck in central PA .

Hope to find one to redo one of these days .

More info on em when I can find all info

While I have personally Drove the Centerion Bronco which is a F350 Crew Cab shortened and a bronco back half added. A friend of mine has one that we use for Haulin Race Car to and from track
I have been told that the p/u's even used the 1 ton running gear but I have never seen one

[FL_Moon_Runner]

While I have personally Drove the Centerion Bronco which is a F350 Crew Cab shortened and a bronco back half added. A friend of mine has one that we use for Haulin Race Car to and from track
I have been told that the p/u's even used the 1 ton running gear but I have never seen one

http://www.fourdoorb...read.php?t=1135

Here is a link to a link within a website called fourdoor bronco

It is a brochure for the C150/C350 (Bronco) conversion but scroll down and you will find the info on there truck conversions as well

I remember calling them and talking to them about a stepside conversion they was doing before ford came out with the 92-96 flareside

If I remember right it was in 90 and they came up with the idea of using a ranger bed and adding outside fiberglass