I bought this clean 68 model Bronco back in the fall here in Nashville
http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/cc186/1byson/?action=view¤t=SeatIIandBronco004.jpg
It was missing a few itmes (engine and tranny) but has a very straight body and no rust. The PO was from CA and was in the process of upgrading it (5.5 lft, extended radius arms, Dana 44 Disc brakes, PS, complete ready to bolt in NV4500 with all adapters, Mustang EFI parts etc....
I just happned to go to the early Bronco registry site and low and behold the "flying Bronco" on the front is a picture of mine. http://www.earlybronco.com/new/policy.asp My front fiberglas grill and the lift are different but everything else looked the same. I don't think there are too many bronco's out their with a lime green top and white body. Anyway I emailed the PO and he could not believe it. He said that picture must have been taken at Oceano Dunes when he was out their one time. Just thought is was kind of neat
http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/cc186/1byson/?action=view¤t=SeatIIandBronco004.jpg
It was missing a few itmes (engine and tranny) but has a very straight body and no rust. The PO was from CA and was in the process of upgrading it (5.5 lft, extended radius arms, Dana 44 Disc brakes, PS, complete ready to bolt in NV4500 with all adapters, Mustang EFI parts etc....
I just happned to go to the early Bronco registry site and low and behold the "flying Bronco" on the front is a picture of mine. http://www.earlybronco.com/new/policy.asp My front fiberglas grill and the lift are different but everything else looked the same. I don't think there are too many bronco's out their with a lime green top and white body. Anyway I emailed the PO and he could not believe it. He said that picture must have been taken at Oceano Dunes when he was out their one time. Just thought is was kind of neat