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[selms501]

Hello everyone. My name is Stephen and I am located in Alabama. 22 years old and have always been a huge bronco fan. Right now I have a 93 full size that I do all of the repair work on. My dream is a early bronco. I am looking and will wait for the right time to find a good purchase. Would like to do the restoration myself, so have subscribed to this website to learn as much as I can.

 

[recoiljunky]

Welcome to the site Stephen. Everyone here is pretty friendly and there's a lot of valuable information. Enjoy.

 

[JEFF76P]

Welcome to the site, there is a wealth of information here.

 

[22213evl]

welcome to the site, and good luck in your search
find and restore a 77 they are the best, lol

 

[siderbox]

Welcome.
The journey is is most of the fun for me.

 

[Devin]

Welcome aboard. As evl said, '76 and '77 have the most "stock" goodies, so they are good to start with. I am kind of biased toward the '69 variety myself, though.

 

[cgbexec]

Welcome and don't be afraid to ask questions. There is a wealth of knowlege on this site for you to tap. Good luck on finding your first EB.

 

[rhino2104]

Welcome aboard and good luck with your EB search. Took me almost 10 years to find the almost perfect Bronco. I tend to be partial to the '70 and '72 variety myself.

 

[WyleCoyote]

Welcome! Update your info with you location - there are local clubs all over the place that can help you get a rig!

 

[75 Ranger]

I used to have a '93 Bronco and loved it. Early Bronco's are that much more fun. Welcome to the site and I hope you find the right Bronco for you.

 

[joshm28]

welcome to the board, what part of ALabama are you from. I live in Jasper.

 

[selms501]

located in Mobile. If you ever head down this way let me know.

 

[JGbronc]

located in Mobile. If you ever head down this way let me know.

Welcome to CB! Hope you enjoy yourself on here!

Just to let you know, you made 2 threads.

 

[mustangtoby]

Welcome, glad to have you! I have an 86 myself, and have had a 78 and 95 in the past. Fullsize are great rigs, but you'll find the EB's have a little more personality and are more fun/easier to work on! I am partial to the 69's myself (because they are the best!), but any ol' EB will suit you just fine. Good luck, go find a rig!