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It was a hell of a deal for a Stroppe Baja (Oct '71 build). I was the second caller and called shortly after reading the AT description. Of course I hoped it was a Baja but couldn't determine without the VIN, DSO, and pics. I got the VIN but never the district service order number. Still no...

I don't know the part name but I do know the Edition of the Bronco. DID YOU BUY IT!?! Second round of games: Name this ultra rare Bronco.

Funny you bring up the un-even folds of the boots bc I just recently saw two Broncos with the Bilsteins and they looked like s*%t. I'm really hoping mine will fold properly once installed. I'll report back

This might be worth calling about...if they'll ship. https://longisland.craigslist.org/pts/d/bronco/6485878532.html

Are those Stroppe axle straps, dual shocks, and trimmed fenders?;).

I doubt this will last being in the Great Lakes region. Looks REALLY clean for those parts and based on the upholstery/floor mat/headliner...I'm gonna agree this is 53k miles ($28k though). Good luck to the next guy https://greenbay.craigslist.org/cto/d/1974-ford-bronco/6481834298.html

Good luck. I went through them all. My doors are perfectly gapped, plumb, true, etc and I made the mistake of pulling the stock ones off (they were perfectly fine just not visually attractive)...well, HUGE mistake. I went through every vendor with several of them backing their product, even a...

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Thanks JGbronc. In fact, that was the piece that stood out. I had to call and inquire if he had the matching Bronco to that carrier...no dice. Can someone please dissect the military grille for me? I'm aware of the military Broncos (just by sight) but not of the intricacies.

And it has a Stroppe or Denver Edition spare tire carrier. I already spoke to him and he's just recouping money for a client build (this was the parts Bronco).

House, it’s only two digits before yours! Buy it and then find the next VIN in line for the ultimate Baja trifecta.

I'm going to steal the image from broncodriver99 since I just missed this one, but if you have one of these in NOS or excellent condition, please let me know. I'm after BLUE top only. Thanks.

I'm in the middle of a disc swap and trying to source an alternative to installing the '76 booster/bracket setup I have. If I don't use it, you're more than welcome to it. If I do install, a buddy was thinking of selling his ('77). I'll keep you posted one way or the other. Brody

I'll be watching this one too! It's a cool one. I like the subtle preservation touches. It's no Andrew resto but still a prime example. Anyone out there familiar with frame metal restoration? You can see some heavy pitting on it. Is there a method to mask this? Lead fill and them smooth?

This one seems to be worth a look for anyone back East hunting. https://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/d/66-bronco/6467445737.html

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If I do go this route, what product do you guys use in-house to properly seal the bare metal?

Okay, for me in this instance, I plan on replacing my stock '71 linkage (same for D44 '71.5-'75) with all new WH '76/77 T-style linkage. The biggest concern at this point is, will I need to ream out the '77 knuckles to fit the WH T-style linkage or were they designed for the stock knuckles? This...

DirtDonk to the rescue again! Thank you. I'm hoping a scuff and a heavy etched primer will do the trick of blending the two materials. As picky as I am, I will say the heft and build of that linkage is amazing!! I'll search around for those sizes and when my rears need addressed, balance the...

All my parts are from a '77 Bronco knuckles out. I'm hoping I don't run into any issues with the steering linkage (don't remember the part) but at the time, you guys didn't have the 77 T-style with the '73-75 drag link. I settled for the '77 linkage and continued searching for a '77 pitman. Will...