Bill Stroppe "Fulton Family" Baja Bronco

[markatherton]

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The 1973 Bill Stroppe "Fulton Family" Baja Bronco is finally completed with a frame off restoration. I would estimate it took approximately 5 years. The truck is now in the hands of the new owner, a Bronco/Stroppe museum in the Denver area. I have attached a lot of pictures including pictures of it racing in the 70's, pictures prior to restoration (as found), pictures during restoration and finally the finished product. We are very proud of the results we achieved. We hope you enjoy the journey as depicted by the pictures.

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[ared77]

I could only see one page of about 4-5 pics...but maybe that was just me. Anyway I'm sure it came out great!

 

[markatherton]

I could only see one page of about 4-5 pics...but maybe that was just me. Anyway I'm sure it came out great!

You have to click on the 4 or 5 pictures then the rest will come up.

 

[ared77]

Got it, Thanks! (I'm old)

 

[markatherton]

Got it, Thanks! (I'm old)

so am I

 

[Itsa67]

Great job on the Baja. I'm curious if that Bronco/Baja museum is in Denver Colorado? If so, is it an actual museum or more of a personal collection? I'd love to see all those beauties some time if they are available for viewing!

 

[Colo77Bronco]

I would too. I am in Colorado and have no knowledge of such a museum.

 

[Justin Palmer]

Great job on the Baja. I'm curious if that Bronco/Baja museum is in Denver Colorado? If so, is it an actual museum or more of a personal collection? I'd love to see all those beauties some time if they are available for viewing!

It’s a personal collection.. and it’s extensive. My Sportsman Special is in that collection now as well.

 

[hsach]

Wow, thanks for the pictures. Coolest gas tank and fillers I have ever seen!

 

[tasker]

AMAZING JOB MARK!!!

 

[Speedrdr]

Absolutely fabulous looking build (re-build?). My wife is “gently” urging me towards the Stroppe orange for my 77.

Randy

 

[toddz69]

Nicely done, Mark! I was able to see it at the Sanderson show here in December - thankful that Mike could bring it over for us to see.

Todd Z.

 

[bfoldy]

Very cool to see the finished product after seeing it on the rotisserie at your shop a few years ago. Great job, Mark!

The new owner's collection is next level!!!

 

[gnsteam]

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The 1973 Bill Stroppe "Fulton Family" Baja Bronco is finally completed with a frame off restoration. I would estimate it took approximately 5 years. The truck is now in the hands of the new owner, a Bronco/Stroppe museum in the Denver area. I have attached a lot of pictures including pictures of it racing in the 70's, pictures prior to restoration (as found), pictures during restoration and finally the finished product. We are very proud of the results we achieved. We hope you enjoy the journey as depicted by the pictures.

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I'm in the Denver area several times a year. Can this collection be visited?

 

[Broncoblood]

solid!
that racer rig came out very nice, loox awesome with that stance and those polished 10's
the only problem I can see are the hand prints on the dusty rear driveshaft : ]
buen trabaja Mark

 

[Howard2x4x4]

Spetacular! Must tough deciding what to rebuild/repair/replace in light of it's cool background. Where did you find it before the resto?

 

[markatherton]

Spetacular! Must tough deciding what to rebuild/repair/replace in light of it's cool background. Where did you find it before the resto?

Valley Center califiornia; listed on Craigslist

 

[green61bug]

Saw the post on Facebook. The bronco turned out beautiful! I got to see some of Wayne's collection at the Carlisle Stroppe Reunion. I would love to see his collection in Colorado one day.