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Old 26-09-2008, 04:36 PM   #1
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Default XH - BF Ute Customisation

This is a project that we took on for ourselves as a "I wonder what if..." exercise. We had a 1996 XH Falcon ute and wondered just how much Ford had changed the actaul structual size and shape of the ute when producing the BF Falcon ute, it turns out that it hasn't changed all that much

After much measuring and calculated guestimating we started with the standard XH which we stripped down to its bare essentials including unpicking the radiator support and refitting the BF radiator support to accomadate the front bolt-on items (headlights & bumper).

The fun began when customising guards and bonnet to have the rear end to align with XH and the front of panels needing to align with BF lights and bumper.

The rear bumper was also discarged and we customised a BF Tornado rear bumper to fit.

Just as we had planned, it all starting coming together and along with a colour change from white to black, the project is almost complete.

Take a good look at all the photos we've posted to see if you can notice all the other modifications we have done.

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