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Mtgrizzlymn

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My 1969, named Burny(small fire at beginning of build)


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trekgurl

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mine came with manual choke, and I left it off when I did a custom dash. One reason I left it off was it caused a fire one time and I never used it after that. My first bronco (a 74) had a electric choke and caused more trouble than it did good cause it was always running wide open when it shouldn't. Maybe I just don't understand them or I'm not in a cold enough climate area,,,but then starting mine is pretty basic,, pump the accelerator twice and halfway down the third time it cranks up and sit there a few seconds until it idles. If I'm in a hurry and its real cold,,,, brick on the accelerator works.
 

Mtgrizzlymn

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Nice ride!



Thanks! I appreciate that. I love this rig, so fun to drive around people wave honk always talk when parked. It's unreal the attention a bronco gets, a lot of fun hearing stories.


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