What does this mean "Hand Control Throttle"
The body on the '75 appears to be very restorable compared to many I've dealt with. I see a PTO shifter..does it have a PTO winch on the front?[/QU
Looks like at one time it did. Not on there now though.
Basically a cable you pull out that is like applying the gas pedal but keeps a consistent level of throttle. Usually used when the Bronco had attachments that needed powered - PTO winch, hydraulic cylinders, etc. In short rare maybe, special or of any real value = no.
If I were you I would go to " Dennis Carpenter Ford parts " and get an idea of what all of the different sheet metal parts look like to see if you want to tackle a job this big.Download his online catalog for 66-77 Broncos and to me the 75 does look more solid as most agree on and if you can't weld now is the time to learn.I am not trying to slight any other vendor that also sells Bronco sheet metal but DC has a great illustrated catalog. Good luck
Here are the Marti reports for both the 77 and 75. I went ahead and purchased both .
Well, another bronco owner
How do you tell if a bronco was originally a half cab? The marti reports says it had a back seat.? The owners tells me it was originally a half cab.
Well after settling on a price for the 75. It now appears the owners brother sold it to a friend without him knowing about it. He was out of town at the time. He told me he couldn't do anything about it since his brother took payment from him. Nice...Still on the look out for EB.
I'm also finding even at $9000-$12000 prices most of them still are pretty rusty.
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