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    1. 10-03-2008 #1
      SatisTraction
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      got a new toy, 75 bronco

      i used to have a 69 and hated that i sold it. so here is a 75 to take its place. it needs some work but i think i can get it done
      i cant wait to get into it. 83,000 original miles. bought it from the original owner. i got all the orginal sales papers and the POP metal tag!!!!






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    3. 10-03-2008 #2
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      bronco

      my favorite Ford! good score!
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    4. 10-03-2008 #3
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      My friend had one of these in HS that was super clean. I really like that style and they supposedly great for wheelin
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      Nice find. I'm currently playing with rusty Corn Binders. the white one is a '68 V8 and the black one is a '77 304 4-speed.
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      I like the "rusty corn binders" I'm looking at a 67 IH truck loaded with options has a/c and a 5spd, but doesn't look like IH is supported buy the aftermarket,
      Steve68- 1968 Camaro SS LSX T56, 12bolt 3:90's, 18" Fikse Profil 13s, Deep Fathom Green paint, Spearcos, just bunch of old junk because another member said so, LOL



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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve68
      I like the "rusty corn binders" I'm looking at a 67 IH truck loaded with options has a/c and a 5spd, but doesn't look like IH is supported buy the aftermarket,
      Check out www.binderbulletin.com

      There isn't a lot of IH specific support, but a lot of the parts were used in other stuff.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damon777
      Check out www.binderbulletin.com

      There isn't a lot of IH specific support, but a lot of the parts were used in other stuff.

      Sweet thanks
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      Nice find... I looked a long time for an early Bronco and ended up with a Jeep CJ8.

      Have a blast building it and don't be afraid to use it!!







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      Love those little Bronco's! Fun trucks!
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      very cool those and the old blazers rule !!!
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      That is a great, great find man! It looks like it's in amazingly good shape for being 33 years old!!

      How did you find it? Ebay, Auto Trader, word of mough?
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      SatisTraction
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      Early Broncos are great! That one looks real good. Nice find. What are your plans for it?
      Properly set up, early Broncos, Jeeps and IH Scouts are about the only ones (street legal) that can make it through, and to, some places we go.
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      SatisTraction
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      3.5" lift, 35" tires, fuel injected 347, family cage, hydo-boost disk brakes, fresh paint, etc, etc

      it may take a while!!

      pro touring early bonco!!
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      love those old broncos.makes me miss my 66 i had about 15 years ago.
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      i bought it to use i have some friends into the trail rides so i though i would jump it. looks like fun
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      Congrats. I've got a '77 work in progress. If you're not a member already from when you had your '69, you may want to check out classicbroncos.com as a good site for information, spare parts, etc.

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      SatisTraction
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      i am a member on CB. Bronco_69 is the name. i have a post going in the tech section.


      got a little more done today. i did start it for the 1st time today. after sitting for however many years it fired off in about 10 seconds. some spitting and sputtering but i will get that worked out. Now i need to order some headers, exhaust, lift kit, and wheels!!!

      i got the fuel system on order today so a drive will be in the near future.

      all that is left is to rust proof, seam seal, install the body bushing bolt, and throttle pedal.


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      Ahhhhhh, I love it. When I was 5 (bout 30 years ago) Dad had a 66 Bronco. It was the same NastY color, cept his had a fogged 351 cleveland in it with 44 INCH tires under it. We went to ever mud bog/hillclimb/podunkwheelnfarm around. I still have nightmares the ol'man was crazier than a **** house rat. I remember asking to get out and walk many times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lolol My head has many dents in it from the roll bar,lolol and one hole from a yard dart that my uncle threw in 78..... that is another story? OUCH!

      Now, I am the same way and would love to have an old bronco!

      CooL WhiP!
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