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Are you responsible for cutting yours? Is it really worse to cut say...a 66 than any other year...what about cutting a 77...is it similar to your thoughts on a 66...just wondering
;D;D;D Cut the 66 back in 72 and would do it to any one I got to keep. Still driveing the 66. I don't like the look of one uncut looks like something a old man would drive and I'm only 69 still a few years to go I hope. If it is your toy and you like it uncut keep it like that and just have fun. That is what Bronco's are for have a good day. Bill %);D
;D;D;D Cut the 66 back in 72 and would do it to any one I got to keep. Still driveing the 66. I don't like the look of one uncut looks like something a old man would drive and I'm only 69 still a few years to go I hope. If it is your toy and you like it uncut keep it like that and just have fun. That is what Bronco's are for have a good day. Bill %);D
I cut mine.. Was completely origional until 2004 when the deconstruction began. It was my grandfathers (bought new and used as a hunting rig its whole life unless I would drive it to high school when my bronco II broke down) and I think he would be very impressed with what it was turned into.
Thank you, sometimes when I see those pics I think about what it would have been like if I kept it a lubr. I don't regret it but one day I'll have another like it used to be.