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Yes, looks like an engine tag to me, usually found on the coil bolt.

Depends on how you look at “isn’t all that special” I guess... A four color paint job from the factory... Sure. Their power steering and automatic conversions are nearly impossible to find. Yes, Ford came out with them in 73 (most likely with help from BSA), but they are not even the same...

All of the Marti reports I have seen show 214. I am sure a pretty small portion of them were Ranger models.

The tire cover. ;D

Cool to see a real Poppy Red dash... How rare is that?! GLWTS Why the change of heart?

Great looking Bronco!

One word: Wow.

Wish it was mine! ;D

No, but still cool!

Hopefully nobody! ;D

Nice calendar!

Nice pics, thanks for sharing.

I like shiny paint over patina, but prefer original paint any day of the week...! It looks like it could be original paint but hard to tell in pics. The grille looks pretty white... Maybe the white was repainted? The FORD on the tailgate should be painted white as well. So maybe new orange there?

Horn ring and air cleaner are correct.

Aftermarket. I have seen a few and they are usually cracked or broken. But cool! There was another similar one that mounted under the bed rail.

Yes, you can see the green in some of the bodywork photos.

Nice buy!

It should have came with a Dana 30 front and a Ford 9” rear. Welcome to CB Nick, congrats, can’t wait to see some pics! Include the tag in the glovebox door and we can tell you more...!

He was considering the “Rosette Trim” listed as the option, but we all know better that that was the pattern for the parchment upholstery inserts, and the “Body Side Moulding” is the designation for that trim... Let’s not focus on it originally being Mallard Green either... ;)