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Broncos with White Wheels Thread

66BlueGoose

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Drop off at the powder coater, painted - ready for tires, and freshly mounted on the Bronco.
 

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GloNDark

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Here is the "New to me" beadlocks on my 73. They were all black when I picked them up but it didn't fit the look of my rig.


 
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I know there's more white wheel beauties out there, unless you took the wheels off just for Bax's thread!
 

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My first Bronco had white spokes.

Circa 1985:
 

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74 and 76

I have a couple of projects with old school white wagon wheels.
 

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Scoop

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I enjoy seeing vintage photos! It looks like a '69 with late '70s ford wagon wheels!....Cool dude there too! Thanks, Gary!

Yup, 69! (Early 69 with vacuum wipers.) I was cool back then - not sure what happened since though . . . ?! ;D
 

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Yup, 69! (Early 69 with vacuum wipers.) I was cool back then - not sure what happened since though . . . ?! ;D


You grew up, got married, had children, worked hard for many years and retired to Texas!!!! Now you have a beautiful wife, a trick looking half cab (and other toys) and go to OCBR when you're not in Europe or other foreign countries!!!!;D;D;D

And you're still cool!!!:cool::cool::cool:
 

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GloNDark

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Was looking thru some old picture boxes and ran across a couple pics of my bronco right after we painted in the garage in 1997.


 

bigcountry

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Just clarify. My bronco "Slimer" is the third picture in the first post. The wheels are actually gray, not white. but close enough..LOL

Great thread by the way..
 

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Here's mine w/o Hubcaps...

Great look rig!! I'm beginning to map out the restoration of my '74 Explorer. My plan is to bring it back to the original (color & interior). I have the same interior but mine is tired.

What color is the blue paint?
Where did you find your interior (seat covers, door panels, rear panels and carpet)?

Thanks, much appreciated!
 
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