What the Bronco looks like cut open using firemen rescue tools

[ericwmedic]

The company that disposed of FoMoCo's test units, prototypes, and non-saleable units is within my service area, so they frequently donate cars/trucks for us to train on. We have to do it over a tarp, because every single piece and part that comes off has to be accounted for.

They legally cannot let us even keep anything. No hubcaps, no door handles... nothing. If it's a non-saleable unit, it goes 100% to the shredder when we're done.

The last one we did was an F150 Raptor R.

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[GeotechDuck]

Did Mike find the tracker?

 

[50 and Fabulous]

I have to think this was necessary due to that fact the innovations of the Bronco has with it's unique over head and side air bags... along with making sure they can cut through everything. Must have been something watching those airbags go off. Does anyone know what that rear passenger door bag is???

 

[sklnbnzaz]

That will buff right out with some tools from Harbor Freight!

 

[JAricB]

Another blown 2.7?

 

[broncobase1]

Interesting look at a completely pried open Bronco using firemen rescue tools.

This was done for demonstration purposes at a Fire Chiefs convention.

I wonder why they choose a Bronco to do this to, maybe a donation by Ford?

 

[TheShark]

They do realize it comes with a tool kit!

 

[got_G.O.A.T.?]

Pre-production. Can’t be sold. Could be any trim. Doesn’t make a difference.

Well that's good to know. At least someone didn't get screwed out of a Bronco, but it still hurts a little to look at.

 

[Lt. Ron]

should 'a put a hallagan through the tires.....

 

[Cable Guy]

I thought someone accidentally left their Bronco outside 1 night in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Then I realized nothing Would be left. This isn’t quite bad enough.

 

[billybong420]

Interesting look at a completely pried open Bronco using firemen rescue tools.

This was done for demonstration purposes at a Fire Chiefs convention.

it's nice to see that the pickup truck conversion that guy was working on is going so well!!!! keep up the good work

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