ok....judging from your response, here is my preliminary findings. Your not a girly grrl and have an independent nature. Your stockpile of tools is sorely lacking (black and decker cordless screwdrivers dont count) and the fact that you can pick up the box is also another indication of a lack of support (tools) but your mind is willing to adventure. Your not nessassary afraid to jump in and mix it up with a big wrench but that big wrench will sometimes get you into trouble. (remember "the right tool for the right job" 
;D ) By the sounds of it you've had but just "cursory" involvement with vehicles ( I say this because you've never given blood) but thats not a sin. You seem smart and with the proper guidence and training you would do fine. I also believe that if you had a flat somewhere that your partner can rest assured that transportation is readly available via a ride on your back in the event that a spare is not handy ;D. I also think that right now your kidding yourself as to the extent of your abilities and knowledge when it comes to the feeding and caring of a 25-30 yearold vehicle. Again this is no sin, we've all been there. Most are spoiled by the modern vehicles we have today. After reviewing my findings it would be wise to seek and purchace a 76-77 Bronco in the best condition you can find. In other words buck up at the get go. You will be farther ahead and this will afford you the luxury of easing into a mechanical mindset so that you and your Bronco can "mindmeld" as one. <br> Again these findings are the mental ramblings of a multiple 4x4 owner who is too cheep to let anyone else wrench on said vehicles. All findings are said in jest but there is a ring of truth in all. Please feel free to disagree. A discussion is enjoyed by all.<br><br>By the way we all like to "sexualize women " so we got something in common
;D ) By the sounds of it you've had but just "cursory" involvement with vehicles ( I say this because you've never given blood) but thats not a sin. You seem smart and with the proper guidence and training you would do fine. I also believe that if you had a flat somewhere that your partner can rest assured that transportation is readly available via a ride on your back in the event that a spare is not handy ;D. I also think that right now your kidding yourself as to the extent of your abilities and knowledge when it comes to the feeding and caring of a 25-30 yearold vehicle. Again this is no sin, we've all been there. Most are spoiled by the modern vehicles we have today. After reviewing my findings it would be wise to seek and purchace a 76-77 Bronco in the best condition you can find. In other words buck up at the get go. You will be farther ahead and this will afford you the luxury of easing into a mechanical mindset so that you and your Bronco can "mindmeld" as one. <br> Again these findings are the mental ramblings of a multiple 4x4 owner who is too cheep to let anyone else wrench on said vehicles. All findings are said in jest but there is a ring of truth in all. Please feel free to disagree. A discussion is enjoyed by all.<br><br>By the way we all like to "sexualize women " so we got something in common 
