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Is your Bronco named Bucky?

Bucky71

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Jun 6, 2026
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How many Broncos here are named “Bucky”?

I named mine that after driving it home in March - after disassembling the drivetrain, I found out the previous owner didn’t install a pilot bearing 😅

I swear the hood almost came off it bucked so bad. It shook me nearly to death, but such a memorable trip!
 

dmoses42

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I have a friend whose ex wife had a set of twin teenage girls, Becki and Brandi. Well, Becki had a mouth like Spongebob, so when she would make Brandi mad, Brandi called her Bucki. Then the fight would ensue... But not a Bronco.
 
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Bucky71

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With a mouth like Spongebob, sounds like she probably had Bucky teeth at least
 

lilthom

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Mine ended up being referred to as Bob. Blue Old Bronco.
 

CaptainAwesome

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Nope, just the Bronco. My other vehicles got names though, all girl names. Never felt right to tell people I spent all day under Bill or something.
 

Jakedog

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No Bucky around here.
When I was a kid we always named our parents vehicles.
Dad's '65 Falcon 2 door hardtop with a HP 289 and 4 speed was known as "little Red".
My parents had a 1989 Bronco that my mom named "Sunshine".
She absolutely loved that thing.
 
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