I know that these are more common out west, but here in MI they all rusted away:(
Brought this home last night:)
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I know that these are more common out west, but here in MI they all rusted away:(
Brought this home last night:)
Beautiful.. I had a 68 that looked just about like that. Sure wish I still had it.
Congratulations:thumb:
Nice addition!
Had a stock one same year as yours, 289 and 3 on tree. Amazing how small the turning radius was on a stock one.
I'm a Chevy guy, have been and always will be, but I love Broncos. I'd love to have a first generation!!!
Nice! I had a 69 with a small block Chevy for power and painted shit brown. I still kick myself for getting rid of it.
Only had it a few days now and been getting offers about 50% more than what I paid...
not sure if I want to start wrenching or take the $$$
we'll see.
And even with the lift, 35s make for a real tight turning radius.
When I had mine, I had 4 people actually knock on my door asking to buy it from me. I couldn't believe it! ...Well one day the right guy came with the right offer at the right time. I kick myself, but I did make out pretty darn well on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rschap1
Don't know if they're still around, but Bronco Graveyard was a great source when looking for parts and their prices weren't too crazy either.
Yep, they're still in biz!Quote:
Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
http://broncograveyard.com/
A buddy of mines bronco. Super clean, classic broncos are rad.
http://www.dezertrangers.com/vb/atta...4-dsc00723.jpg
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that's a cool bronco!Quote:
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I'm jealous. Try tomsbroncoparts.com in Oregon. I just order a bunch of stuff from them! :thumbup:
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