Hello.
Just recently finished the interior of my '66 and thought I'd show you for fun. Put on it a plastic top few years ago and never finished the job on the inside until now. Used black vinyl, rust free steel and Rhino Linings for the floor. Took a few weeks but was a huge fun to create.
The Bronco, when introduced here in 1966 was a revolution for farmers and
4x4 lovers here, since the leading 4x4 till that time had been the Land Rover. For some reason, it was only available here with extra thick leaf springs front and rear. It had about two HP (or so it felt at least) so the Bronco was to many like a dream in comparasin.
There were quite a few sold here while it was manufactured and can still be seen today but they are getting fewer fast.
Thanks for a brilliant EB community.
Hjörleifur.
Just recently finished the interior of my '66 and thought I'd show you for fun. Put on it a plastic top few years ago and never finished the job on the inside until now. Used black vinyl, rust free steel and Rhino Linings for the floor. Took a few weeks but was a huge fun to create.
The Bronco, when introduced here in 1966 was a revolution for farmers and
4x4 lovers here, since the leading 4x4 till that time had been the Land Rover. For some reason, it was only available here with extra thick leaf springs front and rear. It had about two HP (or so it felt at least) so the Bronco was to many like a dream in comparasin.
There were quite a few sold here while it was manufactured and can still be seen today but they are getting fewer fast.
Thanks for a brilliant EB community.
Hjörleifur.