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09/10/09, 09:57 PM
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Contributor
Jr. Member
Having an EB, BII, and a Fullsize, equals having a wife that loves Broncos too!
Bryson City, NC.
Joined: Nov 06
Posts: 113
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Bronco runs 10.6 ET @ 124 MPH
Found this video surfing streetfire.net
It is a big bronco, is this someone on here or does anyone know anything about it? Pretty sic video.....I'm sure it's been around before it was added to their site 8-08. If you haven't seen it enjoy!
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/1...106_178173.htm |
All Models accounted for: 
1966 1/2 cab / 1972' Sport / 1989' BII V-8 XLT / 1991' Silver Anniversary all original
Enough parts and junk to build a few more, Yes it is an addiction
L & D's Bronco's Inc.
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09/10/09, 10:14 PM
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#2
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Burlington, Ma
Joined: May 05
Posts: 4,529
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that was a 10.93 not a 10.63
still a awesome run
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1977 Bronco - 340 HP Ford Racing 5 Liter - NV3550/Hurst Shifter - 456 Gears - 3.5 Suspension lift - one inch body lift - twin shift - 35 M/T MTZ's - 15.23@89.56 MPH
2001 Lightning - 635rwhp, 763rwtq - 10.90@124 MPH
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09/11/09, 04:31 AM
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Contributor
REBEL
Live, Laugh, Love...Leave..!!
Lees Summit-Missouri
Joined: Mar 07
Posts: 11,713
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very nice......
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09/11/09, 05:40 AM
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#4
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Cape Coral, FL
Joined: May 03
Posts: 1,588
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I recall that truck from another bronco site a few years back. I am pretty sure it still has the D44 axle up front but not hooked up. He's running a built 460. Can't remember if it was stroked or not.
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09/11/09, 09:07 AM
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#5
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Sr. Member
Anything with wheels, wires, or gills - I'm in.
The Woodlands, TX
Joined: May 05
Posts: 753
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That's awesome! I used to street race a full size blazer. But it couldn't do a wheel stand! And that bronco is way cooler. Man, makes me want to build a drag bronco now...
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09/11/09, 10:04 AM
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#6
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Jr. Member
Holland, MI
Joined: May 09
Posts: 58
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The guys name is Pat, and its a 557 stroker. The Dana 44 is gutted, no gears, carrier axles etc. We used to keep in touch before he got the big "D", but I have not heard from him in a while.
BTW thats not the best pass, it went 10.55 the last time we had talked.
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09/11/09, 02:22 PM
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Lakewood, NJ
Joined: Aug 03
Posts: 1,938
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70 Sport 302/T-18/D20-T, BB 31 spl LS 9" w/ yukons, MK VII rear disks, disk D44 w/ lockrite, 3.5" CAGE/Deaver lift, full length headers/duals, 78 col/steer box, stang HB
79 400/C6/205, mog 404's
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09/11/09, 02:56 PM
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Newbie
Prosper
Joined: Apr 07
Posts: 1
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Wow! Reminds me of every red light I have the pleasure of catching. Thanks! I will pass it on to my buddies.
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09/11/09, 03:01 PM
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Full Member
Simi Valley, Ca
Joined: Nov 03
Posts: 278
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That was cool to see
Thanks for posting
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Slowly making progress on the reassembly but this is getting painful.
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