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Graphic Designer specializing in Signage, Wayfinding and Exhibit Design for an international architecture firm. Part time gig as a radio personality. No time to work on the Bronco these days while I work to support it. Kinda weird ain't it?

I have a '59 Willys Panel truck that was my first car. I wanted a Bronco at the time but couldn't find one. Then I came across my Willys. It's next on the list of restorations. BTW..I found my '77 Bronco two years later.

Owner since 1985 and member for a while off and on.

Sounds like the soldenoid.

Love 'em and am looking for one myself. I love the '66-'77 style but the 78-79 were the best looking IMO.

That purple half cab would be Crazy Horse. Where have you guys been? LOL

And it's uncut!

I'm interested!

Went Friday and found a guy who usually has some Bronco stuff. He had a couple of doors and odds and ends. It was a fluke I ran across him this time because I was heading out. I bought a used aux tank to replace the one I drilled into years ago. Other than that there wasn't much on the Bronco...

I did exactly the same thing years ago. A screw and some JB did the trick.

One is all I can afford. Have had it 24 years and am the second owner. Restoration in progress but on-hold pending funding.

I bought one of those on e-bay a few years ago for 15 bucks. It was missing wheels but that's it. Maybe it's time to sell??

Bright side: The channel supports look good. Send us pics as you make progress.

Looks good to me the way it is.

OMG!! Those gaping holes in the dash make me cringe. I have to admit to doing my own damage as a know-nothing 19 year old many years ago. I pop riveted aluminum panels over the existing rust holes THEN covered with "Gorilla Hair" body filler. This was around the rear fenderwheels inside...

I've noticed this happening more and more. I can't vouch for someone's integrity that says "no rust" when there is some, but sometimes people say "no rust" as a general description. They may really mean a little here and there but not completely rotten panels. Rust is rust in my book and if...

And post some pics to share with us.

If I get my tail in gear I'll a third Bronco to the party next year. I'm about 5 miles away from quiet li'l Clifton.

Decent frame??? Seriously? I'd be willing to bet there is a certain "aroma" that comes with such a find too. :p

It goes pretty easy once you get everything loosened up and apart. I was a little intimidated at first myself but it went smoothly and it makes a huge difference. Don't forget to have it aligned when you finish. Good luck.