Just a quick holiday greeting to the my new family of friends. I have found a home at classic Broncos that has revolutionized my connection with the 75 Bronco first purchased by my father in 1985 Dad who passed in 2005 cherished the bronco from the day we first took a ride in one owned by a family friend in 1969. I was 12 years and along for the ride and enjoyed the Montana scenery until we got stuck.
Our bronco sat in the barn 13+ years after dads passing with an occasional start and drive around the farm. Each trip exposed another mechanical issue that was cast off as get that fixed later. With mounting mechanical issues and Father Time taking its tool on both man and machine I decided to re-engage the bronco spirit. As many members can attest the resurrection of these horses is both inspirational and warming. I have found the forums to be a godsend with an excellent resource for information to navigate the problem and solution process. I hope to one day return the favors. At this time I simply extend the spirit of the holiday and give thanks for some of the little things in life.
Our bronco sat in the barn 13+ years after dads passing with an occasional start and drive around the farm. Each trip exposed another mechanical issue that was cast off as get that fixed later. With mounting mechanical issues and Father Time taking its tool on both man and machine I decided to re-engage the bronco spirit. As many members can attest the resurrection of these horses is both inspirational and warming. I have found the forums to be a godsend with an excellent resource for information to navigate the problem and solution process. I hope to one day return the favors. At this time I simply extend the spirit of the holiday and give thanks for some of the little things in life.
