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did you buy it on ebay? If so that was me.....
I think I probably did - thanks!
Todd Z.
did you buy it on ebay? If so that was me.....
Great story.
My friend was one of the founding members of the Bronco Busters club.
He also gave me a bunch of the old 3 spd Serco shifters that he had.
He said they were manufactured by small shop in Seattle and had used my buddy's bronco to prototype the bracket that mounts to the tranny.
I know of another guy up in Lk Stevens that has the club sticker on the front fender of his rig, which he bought from a former member as well.
My friend's name is Bob Robinson.
I believe he and a few friends, one who's name is Art Schille had a hand in the initial formation.
Bob told me stories of races sanctioned by a local Ford dealer under the Lewis St bridge in Monroe before the state bought all the land up and about litter patrols in the (long gone) recreational areas around Snoqualmie Falls.
is "Red's" scoop ford (torino?)?
Here is one of the RVA Shift Cat Shifter handles....it was stamped with the SERCO name (Speed Equipment Research Company, which became Competition Specialties).
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I also found one of the club patches, we would sew these onto the back of our jean jackets (this was the '70s remember)
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I'll try to find some of the old pictures of the club and my Dad's Bronco






