pic of the chopped roof BII at the junk yard

[PetesPonies]

This looked interesting . . wonder who sold these pieces?????????

 

[8879ford]

prolly custom made or from a differnt vehical i would guess

 

[BONES]

Damn! I would like to have seen what the top looked like too.

Cool find, a close-up of the rear cab and bed sides would have been cool too, be nice to see what they did so I can reproduce it when I finally chop mine and use the stock roof as a removable top.

By the looks of the pics it had a soft top on there too, wonder if it ever had a hard top to go with it?

 

[odley2001]

where did you find it? I would love to add it to my colection:icon_hornsup:

 

[04sd]

Looks to be a Sherrod conversion. Did it have a sunroof cut out also?

 

[PetesPonies]

It most definitely is not a custom one off job. The pieces are formed to fit the BII.

 

[Chevelle Kid]

That's a Sherrod! Get it!!!

 

[PetesPonies]

Yeah it does look like this is it


http://www.therangerstation.com/resources/sherrod_bronco_II.htm

 

[PetesPonies]

http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/Winter2002/sherrod_bronco2.htm

 

[Boggin]

holy SHIT!!!!!!! get it ASAP, thats a sherrod, and it is insanely rare

 

[RICO9]

it even says sherrod on the rear hatch. and there are snaps on the top above the doors. how much do they want for it?

 

[Tony Raine]

dont let it get crushed!

where is this junkyard?

 

[AgPete139]

Damn, you B2 junkies are shitting bricks!

Ha. Get it and sell it to a member here, man.


Pete

 

[AgPete139]

Actually, wow, cool. Just read up on it. I actually like it a lot!

Very unique vehicle.

 

[disciplerocks]

Badass!

 

[Twister]

I want

 

[B2 Addict]

Why is a Sherrod in a j/y??!!??!! Somebody save it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:icon_surprised: :icon_bounceblue:

:icon_cheers:
B2

 

[PetesPonies]

I went today, back to the junk yard. I almost expected the BII to be gone, but low and behold, it was still there. However, the pickers had gotten to it more. It really isn't a vehicle in my eyes, to restore. It has some bad rust areas. And this info is coming from a man who does rust repair on vintage Mustangs. Sure I have repaired much worse on a Mustang . . but I don't believe this vehicle is worth it. And the shocking part was that someone had gotten to the fiberglass pieces already. They were all drilled out, each and every hole. I didn't count but there is a lot. Someone took the time to do all that . . . . . My jaw dropped when I saw that . . . more to come . . .

 

[97fordrunner]

Thats very sad news. I don't know if anyone actually has a value on one of these trucks. Being that it is such a obscure custom. It would have been sweet to save what you could and adapt it to another BII perhaps with a better body but none the less its a sad day:sad:

 

[PetesPonies]

true story . . but my jaw dropped again when I found the fiberglass pieces laying on the ground behind the vehicle. Someone removed the pieces . and then left them laying on the ground???? huh ??? Good for me. I picked them up and walked to the front and paid for them. I left the tailgate because it was just too damaged, but I know exactly how it was made and how it hinged; easy to do. Here it is . . . .

Now what am I going to do with it?????????????????????????????????? But at least I got it