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03/03/12, 12:22 PM
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San Diego, ca
Joined: Mar 12
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Kurt Strecker Viva Broncos 1969/1978
Greeting Bronco crew;
I am Kurt Strecker, and was around from the beginning, building and racing the old Bronco. At 64, I have a great amount of history, info or chat. Bill Stroppe, Parnelli, NORRA or Score beginnings, etc. I had a shop, Lakeside, Ca., and created a line of Bronco roadsters for desert runs, sand dunes, baja racing and manufactured all the fiberglass parts originally, as well as the original disc brake assemblies and power steering adaptions for Saganaw/Ford. Just thought I would offer up any comments needed. Raced the Baja, the hard way!
regards, Kurt Strecker
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03/03/12, 12:45 PM
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Bronco Guru
God, Country, Family, Broncos..... not always in that order
Atlanta/Decatur
Joined: Aug 05
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Welcome Kurt.
If you are looking to talk Broncos, you have found the right bunch! One thing you will find is we love old photos, so please share anything you have and build yourself a photo gallery as a new board member.
Mac
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'73 Bronco Explorer, Grabber Blue, 302, Auto and uncut
'69, 302, uncut, one owner, Reef Aqua paint
'71 1/2 cab, Inline 6, stock uncut EB (my late Dad's)
'74, Inline 6, stock uncut, Sequoia Brown
'74 Sport, Midnight Blue Metallic, 302, 3spd, uncut
'75 wagon, maroon, 351W, auto, cut
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03/03/12, 12:59 PM
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Bronco Guru
2400 mi East of Paradise
Pacific Moist West
Joined: Jul 10
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Okay.............
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'74 LUBR, 408 EFI Stroker - Gone but not forgotten.
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03/03/12, 01:05 PM
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Collect Them All! (some vehicles not for use with some sets.)
Petaluma, CA
Joined: Apr 03
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Kurt, glad to see you on here, I've read alot of cool things about your trucks and seen many neat pictures - I bet you have more to share! I own one original STroppe Racer (an early one, metal rear flares, Minor/Bayer/Loomis/Unser/Jones), and co-own another(Hall/Fricker's old racer) with a friend who is also on here. Can't wait to hear some/any stories you have! How many of your built Broncos have you located? Have any yourself?
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www.BajaBronco.com
'68 "Banquet Bronco" '67 Mex 1000 veteran
'66 Stroppe Racer: Minor/Bayer '68 season truck
'68 Stroppe Racer: Rod Hall's former truck - co own w/TZ
'72 Baja Bronco "Tampico"
'72 Baja Bronco Trail / Shop Hauler
'74 Baja Bronco barn find
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03/03/12, 02:03 PM
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Bronco Guru Wannabe
Lake Orion
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Kurt, Welcome, I'm a Newbie on here also(but not to Broncos) and love stories. Long or short tellem all.
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If it ain't Broke - Try it in 4 Lo
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03/03/12, 02:40 PM
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Goshen,Indiana
Joined: Nov 05
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Welcome Kurt, like everyone has said lets see some pics. Also do you know UB(uncle bob) he's a racer from your time era and lives out there by you. I don't think he is on this list but belongs to the southern california bronco list. He always has some great stories and has even sent me some old decals he had left over from his racing days. great guy. Again welcome. good to have ya.
frenchy
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03/03/12, 08:32 PM
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Bronco Guru
"Ain't Life Grand" Somebody take this blindfold off!!!
North Georgia
Joined: Feb 07
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It's only money, I hope the government sends me more tomorrow!!! 
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03/04/12, 09:28 PM
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Bronco Guru
Phoenix/Prescott, AZ
Joined: Nov 01
Posts: 4,818
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurt Strecker
Greeting Bronco crew;
I am Kurt Strecker, and was around from the beginning, building and racing the old Bronco. At 64, I have a great amount of history, info or chat. Bill Stroppe, Parnelli, NORRA or Score beginnings, etc. I had a shop, Lakeside, Ca., and created a line of Bronco roadsters for desert runs, sand dunes, baja racing and manufactured all the fiberglass parts originally, as well as the original disc brake assemblies and power steering adaptions for Saganaw/Ford. Just thought I would offer up any comments needed. Raced the Baja, the hard way!
regards, Kurt Strecker
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Welcome Kurt! Glad to see you on the board. I had a chance to talk with you many years ago when you lived in Scottsdale.
Looking forward to hearing your stories and seeing your pics you might have to share with us.
There's a gentleman in your neck of the woods that I believe owns your old racing Bronco (or one of them).
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Todd Zuercher
69 Bronco and half of a Stroppe Baja racing Bronco
Phoenix/Prescott, AZ
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03/05/12, 11:46 AM
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Contributor
Sr. Member
Joined: Jul 07
Posts: 780
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Hey Kurt !!, my buddy in highschool had one of your Bronco's, Doug Helle. It is actually my inspiration to build my mid life Bronco..Nice to see you here ! Thanks!!
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03/05/12, 11:48 AM
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REBEL
Guess you better call the Whaaaambulance
Lees Summit-Missouri
Joined: Mar 07
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Welcome Kurt, Great to have you with us!!!
So tell us a story involving one of your builds in Lakeside... 
Look forward to hearing about some good history. |
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03/05/12, 12:31 PM
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Back to the Hills!
Rapid City
Joined: Dec 06
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Welcome Kurt, trying to get any info on this old Bronco racer that was driven by Chuck Johnson back in the day, know anything about it?
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"I’d rather die on my feet than live on my knees.” –Stephane “Charb” Charbonnier
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03/05/12, 12:48 PM
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Full Member
Southern Arizona
Joined: Jul 10
Posts: 338
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There was a Viva Bronco for sale in San Diego not to long ago. I think I posted the link in the for sale section.
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U14, EFI, NV4500, and Atlas Transfercase.
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03/05/12, 12:54 PM
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Bronco Guru
I ain't as good as I once was....
Cohutta, GA
Joined: Apr 10
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Welcome Kurt,
It is kind of funny to see "Newbie" under your name though.
Greg
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BCB 3.5" lift, WH 1" body lift, 93 Mustang 5.0 EFI, F150 knuckles and steering linkage, Yukon 31 Spline axles, Custom full cage, ARB rear, Tru Trac front, 4:56 gears, 12.50 x 35 Pro Comp Muds, Centerline HT II wheels, Steel Horse Super Seats front, fold and tumble rear. Lots of other custom parts
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09/18/14, 11:01 AM
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Newbie
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I am new to the Classic Bronco web page but I have a bronco that I think may be A Viva Bronco , I would like a little more info on how to identify it for sure It still has the Viva Bronco lettering on the rear quarter panels and has been sitting for several years looks to be original paint .
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