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Like winning the lotto today at work. Found these wondering around the old assembly plant today. Cool stuff. They gave these out when they closed the original assembly plant 10 years or so ago.
I was kind've thinking the same thing, maybe it when they started making them at the plant? Started in 65 for the 66 year? Someone on here would know for sure.
I was kind've thinking the same thing, maybe it when they started making them at the plant? Started in 65 for the 66 year? Someone on here would know for sure.
I read an article in the mid to late 80's that ford originally built a few 2 wheel drive bronco's in 1965 as feelers prior to production of the 66-77 4wd models. It showed pics of one with no cut out on the tunnel cover for the shift linkage. It was either in Petersons or 4 wheeler mag. I donated all of my old mags years ago but I would buy every issue that had an early bronco in it back then..
I read an article in the mid to late 80's that ford originally built a few 2 wheel drive bronco's in 1965 as feelers prior to production of the 66-77 4wd models. It showed pics of one with no cut out on the tunnel cover for the shift linkage. It was either in Petersons or 4 wheeler mag. I donated all of my old mags years ago but I would buy every issue that had an early bronco in it back then..