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markatherton

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As I suspected...I got he marti report and it is indeed a 73 burnt orange bronco with explorer package. We will take this one back to original now. Sometimes you just get lucky.
 

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ep67bro

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Did you notice the Marti says it was a random stripe bench seat. Dont think I ever saw an Explorer package bronco with a bench seat?
 

BajaBronco

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Wow, Minnesota. I like how a C4 trans pan made its' way to the hood.
 

johnbeck

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I'm jealous! Where I live in SoCal, so many people driving newer, expensive cars- boring. Cars with distinct character are few in number. Replace the left front fender, install a windshield- I'd drive it! For years I drove a 1987 Samurai, right side moderately crushed from being laid over. One of my buddies at the fire station painted the initials P.O.S. on the rear bumper(Piece of S...). Drove it for years. I was married with seven kids. Sculpting my image with a different vehicle wouldn't take the white trash out.
 
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