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Was he around back in 1990? Does he freqeunt the forums?
Jim Holy is in Mesquite. And no, he doesn't frequent forums. You'd have to use a computer for that.;D
I've never seen it.
Was he around back in 1990? Does he freqeunt the forums?
Jim Holy is in Mesquite. And no, he doesn't frequent forums. You'd have to use a computer for that.;D
I've never seen it.
Welcome aboard Jane, I too am a grandparent and used to live in Richardson, graduated Berkner High School 73/74 and was wondering if we might have known each other back then when it was a small town.
I used to live off Beltline Road on University Drive, I had several friends with the first name of Jane, and my name is Alan Stark.
Thanks, I didn't know if forum etiquette permitted my posting the VIN.
Forum etiquette? Wait till you find Off Topic, you will find that we stretch forum etiquette to the limits;D
Thanks half cab. I don't remember mine being a money pit, but as a young mom (at the time) I did often wonder if it would start...it was sometimes a crap-shoot. QUOTE]
Mine was set up for bean field racing back in the late '70's and I tried to use it as a daily driver also and wasn't very wise on my part...It ran so hot at a Windy's one time sitting at the dr.up window waiting on my order I had to dr. off...;D
Wonder where shamu is....He should be on this..
.It ran so hot at a Windy's one time sitting at the dr.up window waiting on my order I had to dr. off...;D
Wonder where shamu is....He should be on this..
If this one did not have the 302 emblem on the front I would have said it was a possible match.
The search goes on.
If this one did not have the 302 emblem on the front I would have said it was a possible match.
The search goes on.
ObscureMachine said:So the lesson here is, Half Cab is too hot to go to Wendy's???
ObscureMachine said:BTW Valerie, Happy Mothers Day!
1970mule: Ouch, now I really feel bad. I had the bronco for approx 7 or 8 years, but finally had to part with it as it was just my daughter and I. The bronco not being as reliable as she once was and those cold Texas winters brrrr, pushed me to it (screaming and kicking to be sure).
I've dreamed of finding the bronco many times in the past, and even went as far as to look for the VIN the last time I tried searching. I never found the VIN so I gave up again. This time, I started looking for an old photo album, in which I had pictrures from an early bronco rally (or race) that I remember attending back in 1990/91. It was somewhere in North Dallas, and was so fun. I was given a small plaque from that event which had the name of the event club or sponsor. My hopes were to find that plaque and track down a contact name. I just thought possibly since my bronco was sold in that area, the new owner may have frequeted the same local bronco graveyard for parts. Long story short when I started looking for the photo album I came across a box of bills from 1993. I was soooo excited as I finally found the VIN. Wahooooo.
I remember the old license plate (vanity for my collectiong of windup toys) and now I have the VIN. My son is a police officer, so my fingers are crossed that he can help. I don't know if it's possible since this information is protected (I think). Don't want to do anything illegal.
Welcome aboard Jane..Nice to have ladies join us.. I hope you can find it as we've all sold car we'd like to have back. But when your young an ''Hard Work just ain't working No Longer'' You have to do some things we don't like later in life.
... This bunch can usually find the neddle in the hay stack.
Jim Holy maybe?
1970mule: Ouch, now I really feel bad. I had the bronco for approx 7 or 8 years, but finally had to part with it as it was just my daughter and I. The bronco not being as reliable as she once was and those cold Texas winters brrrr, pushed me to it (screaming and kicking to be sure).
You should feel bad, Poor Bronco has probably been crying for you each and every day since you abandoned it at the import lot. ;D
J/K, But now you have to put up with us pickin on you about it.
Did i mention you left that poor Bronco at an IMPORT lot?
1970mule said:sorry did not mean to poke. like ppl said i say i would never want to sell mine but life happens and your hand is forced. no one can take your great memories and you sound as if you had some good ones with the old truck. Hope you find it one day. good luck. i will keep an eye out for it.
Yea we (mostly I but there are a few to include like Bill, Rob, Obscure, mule ect ect ect) ain't right most of the time, well more than most of the time, pretty much all the time, But we love Broncos, Bronco's hate Import lots!
Alan, thanks for responding. My name is actually Valerie, and I lived in Plano from 1987 to 1994. I went to a community college, I think was called Brookhaven and then graduated UT Dallas in 1992. During my time at the community college I had a friend with an early bronco, I think it was a 68. I can't remember his name but his uncle, or dad, or maybe grandfather owned the local Ford Dealership. His bronco was totally sweet and I'm going to try to find a picture of it, cuz possibly it might help in my hunt (you never know).