Bronco's at Milwaukee Concours Aug. 6

[broncojack]

If you are in the area of Milwaukee Wisconsin on Sunday Aug.6 you will want to attend the Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance. The Broncos are a Featured Class this year. There will be about 10 Broncos there.

The Holman Moody/ Stroppe "Bronco Hunter" will be there fresh out of restoration, the Kar Kraft "Boss Bronco", a Baja, Seth Burgett's ex-Carroll Shelby 1966 Bronco. Also in attendance will be Tim Hulick's Peacock Blue Roadster and my Orange 74 Ranger.

http://www.milwaukeeconcours.com/

See you there, Jack

 

[House]

Nice, send pics!

 

[ared77]

That is so cool! Yes, pics later please.

I love the Keeneland Concours d’Elegance that we have over in Lexington, Ky every year. Always an awesome show, every time I see cars I'd never even heard of before! And I've been lucky enough to have my '69 Boss 302 and my '89 Saleen Mustang invited to be in some in the past few years. Now my '66 Bronco is always there just as a "display only" vehicle. It's kinda' neat when the Ferrari, Porsche, Duesenberg, crowd are around an old Bronco taking pictures!;D

Norm


http://www.keenelandconcours.com/

 

[Mustangs2]

Very cool...Congratulations to you, Tim, and the 8 others for getting the invite.
Thanks for letting us know.
Have fun!!!

 

[BajaBronco]

Glad ya'll can go! Take lots of pics, and sorry I can't be there!

 

[eaglenest66]

Like I told a few, looking forward to this event! I usually do not like car shows in general, but this one in particular has me interested. Seeing the bronco get respect at such a show is cool. And then of course being amongst very high end/valuable cars is better yet. But I'm mainly looking forward to seeing the people and their responses! I've witnessed and even seen a few members here explain how crowds flock to the bronco and then no one looking at the million dollar car sitting next to it. That would be cool!

 

[sprdv1]

ought to be a grand ole time...

 

[JGbronc]

That's quite the lineup! I'd love to be there but can't. Hope you guys have a good time!

 

[77Bronco636]

Well? How was the show?

 

[BajaBronco]

yeah, lets see some pics. I tried googling for some posted elsewhere but couldn't find any.....

 

[broncojack]

What a great weekend! There were about 10 Early Bronco's featured at the 17 annual Milwaukee concours d'elegance. All were Beautiful examples of our beloved Thoroughbred Bronco's.

Tim and I both won at our first Concours d'Elegance.
We represented the Bronco Community quite well.
Tim won the Award of Excellence with his outstanding restoration on his 66 Roadster and I took home a Preservation Award with my all original 74 Ranger.

Here is a Video of Tim winning the "Award of Excellence"
Wayne Carini was the Host and announcer for the show and he absolutely loved Tim's Roadster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53A3WHiDN6U

Sorry for the quality, my first phone video?:?

 

[broncojack]

Here are some pictures.

 

[broncojack]

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[broncojack]

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[77Bronco636]

WOW
Congratulations guys!!!!

 

[fordfan]

Thanks for sharing Jack; that's a very distinguished group of Broncos for sure!

 

[Bajabrewer]

Congratulations Jack & Tim!!!!!

 

[eaglenest66]

Thanks guys! My 19 year old daughter and I had a blast. She commented all the way home how much fun it was being at the show and hanging out with bronco dudes! And as I suspected, the broncos stole the show. At one point, we saw about ten women all wearing the same style dresses crowding around the roadster getting their picture taken. Not sure what was up with that but pretty neat to see.

And all the broncos invited to this event were stellar! From the first bronco/shelby owned bronco to Tom B's Stroppe to the Boss bronco and even a couple sweet '77s. Normally I do not like car shows but the way that the event was set up with circular pods of vehicles gave ample room to stand back and see all the cars without spectator interference. Just a great venue!

Colin Comer's prototype "Boss Bronco"!

 

[eaglenest66]

Of course Jack Niederkorn's killer bold orange '74 ranger won the well deserved "Preservation Award". This rig is just awesome in it's original form! One of my all time favorites!

 

[eaglenest66]

This is one sweet '77 owned by Rachel Kruse of Wisconsin! My daughter fell in love with the the light jade color.