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After killing them in three different Chevy’s I would never put one in a Bronco...! :(
But then again some people have C4 issues yet I see others run 800 hp to them with no issues!
A little more expensive, but here is a nice kit from Northeast:
https://northeastclassicfordparts.com/fuel-system/776-gas-fuel-line-kit-dual-tank-oem-style-1966-1967-1968-1969-1970-1971-1972-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-early-ford-bronco.html
Interested in seeing some of your original 66-72 Bronco Engine ID Tags.
These are the silver aluminum tags found on the coil retainer bolt.
They tell the year model, year and month built, engine code, and revision.
What makes you think that? It looks like owner added Stroppe accessories to me. Most likely not, but they could have been added even after all Baja production...
I like Honey Bunnes, it is a sweet truck. I don’t think it has very many Stroppe
parts on it though, right? No Stroppe installed power steering or the automatic?
I would still probably pick it over a 66. Is the 66 a driver or a total project?
At least you get to enjoy driving your 67...