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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Port Lincoln, SA
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has anyone made one of those car front end or rear ends into a BBQ. I can imagine the process not too hard, but can anyone help me.
The story is i run a community men's group, and im thinking of running a community project with a few lads who each have their own skills (inc. a boiler maker). Does anyone have detailed photos, or even a basic instructions for constructing one together... and being ford at heart, any suggestions on a square shaped front or rear end. Im thinking XE - XF?
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cheers Shaun Current SY FPV F6X Territory #214 Previous FG MkII G6E Turbo built by Heinrichs Performance and Tuning BFII FPV TORNADO #0021 351rwkw - Heinrich Performance and Tuning "Milk is for babies. When you grow up you have to drink beer" - Arnold Schwarzenegger |
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car front/rear end into BBQ
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