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Barn Find Hunter : BRONCOS !

BRONCOchild

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Just make shows like this! Even if it was a streamed/download show of Broncos and Mustangs...I'm in (but more Broncos, of course)!
 

flexmerc

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Just make shows like this! Even if it was a streamed/download show of Broncos and Mustangs...I'm in (but more Broncos, of course)!

We need more content about Broncos, videos of them out in the wild strutting their stuff on a ten hour loop!

Goals for future me, make content.
 

BRONCITIS74

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Wow! I didn't realize there were so many Broncos in Alaska. Thanks for sharing.
 

BRONCOchild

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However, I will say that after watching the whole video in it's entirety, this is typical of classic vehicle hoarders that just hold onto a vehicle and let it sit out in the elements for many years. If you pay attention, when asked if he'd sell them, he said yes, but also stated they are getting harder to find and becoming more and more popular. That mindset of these guys then tells them to just hold onto them and wait for that, hopefully, ridiculous offer to get vehicles off his hands. But, until then, these Broncos and Landcruisers are going to sit on the dirt and eventually start rotting away.

And, this video reminds me of this mom and pop auto parts store that has an EB body sitting tailgate down and grill up into the sky. It's held tight against a chain link fence, so that it doesn't tip over. Many people have inquired about it, including myself, and the old buzzard just claims it's an expensive classic and that it would take a "magic" number to get it off his hands. In the meantime, it sits up like a chained bucking bronco that is exposed to the elements.
 

pipeline010

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Great video, thanks. I do agree with the hoarding thing being kind of irritating, though. He kept saying "plans for restoration, plans for restoration" again and again. Parts trucks I get, but I kept thinking how old are you man? You'd need to live 100 years to get all those right and proper. What's the point?

Then again, my mother in law collects wicker baskets.
 

sprdv1

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However, I will say that after watching the whole video in it's entirety, this is typical of classic vehicle hoarders that just hold onto a vehicle and let it sit out in the elements for many years. If you pay attention, when asked if he'd sell them, he said yes, but also stated they are getting harder to find and becoming more and more popular. That mindset of these guys then tells them to just hold onto them and wait for that, hopefully, ridiculous offer to get vehicles off his hands. But, until then, these Broncos and Landcruisers are going to sit on the dirt and eventually start rotting away.
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That's the hardest part, seeing the NEGLECT...
 

svobronco

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I'd like to get my hands on a couple of those dent side crew cabs! I counted at least 7 of em
 
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