Loggerhead
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Just wanted to take a quick minute to say hello as well as reach out to the Houston area Bronco community.
Although I do not currently own a Bronco, I do have a '77 sitting in the garage that is in DESPERATE need of some love. She had been sitting in the backyard at a buddies house for years and it shows. We got her out of the weather and into my garage about a month and a half ago with the intention of getting her road worthy again. Due to my long standing dream to own an EB I could hardly contain my excitement and dove right in on the tear down. I spent the next 4 weeks removing the grill, fenders, hood and radiator as well as pulling out the roll cage, seats and carpeting. After seeing the external rust, I was expecting worse under the carpet, but was shocked to find that roof flashing and pop rivets were all that was keeping the 4 point from dragging the asphalt. I am not intimidated by the task that lies ahead in rebuilding her, but would like to get with someone else in the Houston area who has some experience to learn a few tricks and nuisances of working on the EB. I'd be happy to spring for the cold beverages as well as lend an extra set of hands.
-Chris
Although I do not currently own a Bronco, I do have a '77 sitting in the garage that is in DESPERATE need of some love. She had been sitting in the backyard at a buddies house for years and it shows. We got her out of the weather and into my garage about a month and a half ago with the intention of getting her road worthy again. Due to my long standing dream to own an EB I could hardly contain my excitement and dove right in on the tear down. I spent the next 4 weeks removing the grill, fenders, hood and radiator as well as pulling out the roll cage, seats and carpeting. After seeing the external rust, I was expecting worse under the carpet, but was shocked to find that roof flashing and pop rivets were all that was keeping the 4 point from dragging the asphalt. I am not intimidated by the task that lies ahead in rebuilding her, but would like to get with someone else in the Houston area who has some experience to learn a few tricks and nuisances of working on the EB. I'd be happy to spring for the cold beverages as well as lend an extra set of hands.
-Chris