The SHAD0W's
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The
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After having purchased the canyon,
I found my little Isuzu Amigo just wasn't up to driving around it.
If my Amigo had been a 4WD version, maybe; as is, I found myself wanting
something a little more... Substantial. My father came to my
rescue, gifting me with his 1993 Ford Bronco XLT. |
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My brother suggested I take a few photos before starting work on converting
the truck into a real off-roadster. Here's one nice shot. |
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Here's another shot, using a fisheye adapter. If you look closely,
you can see where I retouched out my foot. |
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In this photo, a lot of the work has been completed. You can
see the heavy chrome pushbar with the winch tucked away behind, the light
bar and lights, including fog lights on the bumper... Isn't it nice
how their blue hue matches the Ford logo? |
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A side shot, showing the CB antenna in back; that sun really reflects
off the tinted windows, doesn't it? |
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A very artistic shot of my truck parked in the canyon, with the rock
wall on the left and the central arroyo passing on the right. I was
able to get the truck into the canyon, though it was scraping bottom at
one point; this was despite the 2" body lift. |
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More
Photos of the Truck |
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Questions? You can contact
me at theshadow@shambala.net. |