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It does look pretty nice. Here is another article on it. http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/the-6x6-defender-is-actually-a-full-on-military-grade-z-1689502426

If you're still looking this place sells something. http://www.surcoinc.com/R-Mountingacc.html#RainGutterAdapters I used them on my Rover and they work well.

One of the first things I did after I bought mine was find an original owner's manual.

Nope. I registered it as a vintage vehicle a couple weeks ago. I should have done it ten years ago and saved all the $$ from inspections and fees. I did like the look of the 1973 plate though since my Bronco is mostly stock but it's cheaper this way.

I just came across this. https://ideas.lego.com/projects/16988 :o

Thanks! I have been thinking about this. I really don't want to give up my original issue 1973 license plate for their goofy antique vehicle plate. Though no inspections are pretty tempting. I will probably do it.

It's that dreaded time of year again. Does anyone in the Salt Lake area know of a good shop for Broncos for safety and emissions inspections? Thanks!

73 Sport

My Bronco is basically stock also. Last year I put in a TBP 23 gallon and a new poly aux tank. I was on the fence about the 23 gallon for a long time but I'm happy I did it. I do a few trips into the mountains every year and the extra range brings a lot of peace of mind and flexibility.

My dad has had and sold several Broncos in his lifetime. Over the last 40 years my brother and I never pass up an opportunity to kindly remind him that we still disapprove. ;D

It's obviously an 1875.

Awesome! I just did this myself. Mine finally broke after 40 years of shifting. Luckily it happened in my driveway.

Yes the windshield needs to fold down. There are screws on the back side of the pad.

I wish I lived in LA so I could go... http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/04/25/baja-1000-history-takes-the-spotlight-at-petersen-museum/

This is my 73. It's Bright Lime and it was repainted in the early to mid 90s. It definitely has a subtle green to it especially in artificial light like in parking garages or under street lamps.

1973 - Q72940 - 11/72 - T-shift

Also check out Coopers. Been running these for a while and they have always been good. I've got STs on my Bronco and ATs on my Land Rover. Both have been great.

Looks good. I also have been considering a Rubicon to replace my 20 year old Range Rover. Not many options for a new, mostly factory capable 4x4.

Paypal sent from E. Campos - Salt Lake City Thanks!

I will take one. Thanks.