Chiclassics
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- Sep 2, 2025
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Hey folks,
My 1966 Bronco (U14), which I’ve had for the past five years, ended up finding a new home without me ever really making much of an effort to sell it. The company that used it for a photo shoot made me an offer that I simply couldn’t turn down.
This Bronco got me—and my family—through the isolation of COVID, and for that reason, it will always hold a special place in my memories. It was more than just a vehicle during those years.
Sharing a few pictures showing how it looked when I sold it compared to how it looked when I first got it.
And once again, a big thank you to everyone who helped me along the way with all the questions, advice, and troubleshooting. I truly appreciate it!
I’ll always have a soft spot for this one.
I am focusing on my 74 for now and will look for other wild horses that need an equestrian
. Cheers
My 1966 Bronco (U14), which I’ve had for the past five years, ended up finding a new home without me ever really making much of an effort to sell it. The company that used it for a photo shoot made me an offer that I simply couldn’t turn down.
This Bronco got me—and my family—through the isolation of COVID, and for that reason, it will always hold a special place in my memories. It was more than just a vehicle during those years.
Sharing a few pictures showing how it looked when I sold it compared to how it looked when I first got it.
And once again, a big thank you to everyone who helped me along the way with all the questions, advice, and troubleshooting. I truly appreciate it!
I’ll always have a soft spot for this one.
I am focusing on my 74 for now and will look for other wild horses that need an equestrian
. Cheers
