Late Introduction

[Mikes Early Bronco]

Hello All
Quick introduction. I live in Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania. I became obsessed with Early Broncos 30 years ago. I had seen one sitting in my high school parking lot and that was all it took. Shortly after, I bought my 73 Ranger. Rusty floorboards and all, I loved it. As a kid I fixed what I could in my parents one car garage. She ran great. I was forced to sell her due to a job transfer. Solid uncut rear and I sold her for 3,500. Yeah, I want to punch myself for that one.
Since then life took over (marriage, house ...) the good part is that my wife loves Broncos as well. Nonetheless, I never lost the obsession over EBs. I joined this site back in 2008, however, I’ve always read instead of posting. I’ve checked out many projects on this site and a few others. I love the FAQ forum as there is so much knowledge from the most experienced Bronco builders. The community is full of great people with different visions of what a Bronco should be.
I still have a year or two to go until I buy another Bronco. I really just wanted to say hi to everyone. I have the utmost respect for you all and hope to one day join in a few meet ups. It’s a true joy to see the spirit of the Classic Bronco kept alive. Thank you. 



Mike R

 

[hyghlndr]

Welcome, definitely check out Mid Atlantic Early Bronco club,
we do a bunch of stuff in the area.

 

[Tugross302]

Welcome mike. Hope you’re able to find you a good one. Always comforting to know there’s other bronco nuts out there

 

[bronkenn]

Welcome , 10 years is a long time to lurk. Good luck with the future Bronco. Hopefully you can find the one you want. Ken

 

[sanndmann3]

Welcome aboard! Hope you find a nice Bronc in the near future (before they get any more unaffordable).

 

[Mikes Early Bronco]

Thanks hyghlndr. I’ll be sure to check out the club.

 

[Mikes Early Bronco]

Ha. No kidding sanndmann3. Prices seem to have jumped 200% since my last buy. Didn’t see that coming.

 

[Mikes Early Bronco]

Thanks for the welcome.

 

[Bronco4x4]

Welcome to the club.

 

[romegadave]

Glad you're here (and not so much lurking). Good luck with your Bronco search!!

 

[1strodeo]

Hello All
Quick introduction. I live in Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania. I became obsessed with Early Broncos 30 years ago. I had seen one sitting in my high school parking lot and that was all it took. Shortly after, I bought my 73 Ranger. Rusty floorboards and all, I loved it. As a kid I fixed what I could in my parents one car garage. She ran great. I was forced to sell her due to a job transfer. Solid uncut rear and I sold her for 3,500. Yeah, I want to punch myself for that one.
Since then life took over (marriage, house ...) the good part is that my wife loves Broncos as well. Nonetheless, I never lost the obsession over EBs. I joined this site back in 2008, however, I’ve always read instead of posting. I’ve checked out many projects on this site and a few others. I love the FAQ forum as there is so much knowledge from the most experienced Bronco builders. The community is full of great people with different visions of what a Bronco should be.
I still have a year or two to go until I buy another Bronco. I really just wanted to say hi to everyone. I have the utmost respect for you all and hope to one day join in a few meet ups. It’s a true joy to see the spirit of the Classic Bronco kept alive. Thank you. 



Mike R

Hello Mike, unlike you I jumped right in and have now posted a couple thousand times, 99% useless information %) and now am addicted...not only to EB's but the site as well. If I'm not on the live site I'm in the Archives after a Google search reveals that another member has had the exact same issue as me over the past 18 years. -jeff

 

[ryes]

Welcome Mike! I grew up just down the street from you in New Freedom, PA so I know your area very well! All the best with your future bronco acquisition.