What Model and year Bronco do you have and what are the Mods you have done or plan to complete.
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Rick.
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Rick.
Mine's an 86' Eddie
originally from Vancouver Island.
It lived with it's original owner there and Alberta until 96', when my buddy's Dad (the original owner's Brother) bought it off the Albertan and brought it to Mike Harris's Ontario.
He drove it back and forth to Massachusetts, commuting with it every week or three for two years between there and outside of Ottawa.
I bought it off him in 98' and shipped it into the Arctic, onto Baffin Island, where it lived with me until we were both medivac'd out a couple of years later.
When I got healed enough I shipped it down and rebuilt it end to end, replacing the body parts almost entirely.
It got new; hood, door shells, fenders, rear quarters, tailgate shell and under grill piece. Only thing used was the under windshield cowl, which came from a radio delete F-150.
I did all the attaching of parts except I paid an old guy to lead fill the A & B pillars.
I plan to re-re-paint it this year.
About the only things original on it mechanically are the 435,000 km AOD transmission, transfer case and front TTB axle. Nearly everything else is new, rebuilt, used or modified to work.
I love it !
Sixlitre
p.s./
It's getting new head gaskets shortly
This is a story for Bronco Driver!Mine's an 86' Eddie
originally from Vancouver Island.
It lived with it's original owner there and Alberta until 96', when my buddy's Dad (the original owner's Brother) bought it off the Albertan and brought it to Mike Harris's Ontario.
He drove it back and forth to Massachusetts, commuting with it every week or three for two years between there and outside of Ottawa.
I bought it off him in 98' and shipped it into the Arctic, onto Baffin Island, where it lived with me until we were both medivac'd out a couple of years later.
When I got healed enough I shipped it down and rebuilt it end to end, replacing the body parts almost entirely.
It got new; hood, door shells, fenders, rear quarters, tailgate shell and under grill piece. Only thing used was the under windshield cowl, which came from a radio delete F-150.
I did all the attaching of parts except I paid an old guy to lead fill the A & B pillars.
I plan to re-re-paint it this year.
About the only things original on it mechanically are the 435,000 km AOD transmission, transfer case and front TTB axle. Nearly everything else is new, rebuilt, used or modified to work.
I love it !
Sixlitre
p.s./
It's getting new head gaskets shortly
Hi Rick
I am in Chalk River Ontario, home of the big nuke AECL, I recently bought a 94 XLT, I was amazed and pleased as this is the first vehicle that required nothing for a safety check, the body is perfect with the exception of one rear quarter, minor detail
I have an Arctic plow system I want to put on it soon as I figure out how they mount, I also have an 89 Bronco II that I bought this summer but its up for sale to pay for mods on my full size
Glad to be part of Full Size Bronco, Ontario Chapter HOOOORAAAAAA