Getting Ready for the Lonestar Bronco Mountain Ride! PICS ADDED!

[Scoop]

Scoop, great pics and good looking ride. Where did you find, or did you make, the air vent covers on the hood. Really slick.

Thank you

I got them years ago from Bronco Hut in Castle Rock CO. They are no longer in business in Castle Rock - sold to a company outside CO. As I remember the new company didn't do so well. However, I understand the person who made them for Bronco Hut is still in CO and may still be making them. That said, I don't have a contact. Someone on here may know??

 

[Scoop]

Day 3 was the last day of wheeling for us.

As I mentioned in the first post, this was the first trip with the rebuilt steering box. It worked great! I was having a jerking oversteer issue and the rebuilt box fixed it.

 

[Colo77Bronco]

I got them years ago from Bronco Hut in Castle Rock CO. They are no longer in business in Castle Rock - sold to a company outside CO. As I remember the new company didn't do so well. However, I understand the person who made them for Bronco Hut is still in CO and may still be making them. That said, I don't have a contact. Someone on here may know??

I think Jason Gamroth did all of the fiberglass work for Bronco Hut.

 

[ksagis]

@Scoop, thanks for sharing the pics of your trip, its been close to 20 years for me since I did those trails and seeing your pics brought back a bunch of good memories!

Remind me, are those trails in the Rockies or San Juans? Love both the areas!

 

[Scoop]

@Scoop, thanks for sharing the pics of your trip, its been close to 20 years for me since I did those trails and seeing your pics brought back a bunch of good memories!

Remind me, are those trails in the Rockies or San Juans? Love both the areas!

Rockies norhteast of the San Juans.

 

[toddz69]

Gorgeous pics, thanks Scoop!

Todd Z.