Probably My Last Post

[BoureeOne]

Well time for a new chapter in my life. I have been building my 1966 project for 12 years. I came to the realization that I was more than likely never going to finish this. So it has been sold. Loaded the last part of it on a hauler this morning. It is now headed to its new home in California. The new owner is a member here. All the other parts have already made it there in a POD. I do not see myself owning another Early Bronco. I can't afford one already built, and I don't have the time to start a new project. I have met some incredible guys on this site. I still have my passion and love for these trucks. I thoroughly enjoyed creating and distributing the 50th Anniversary Badges. Without my project, I just don't see the point of staying on the site. My wife knows how hard this has been on me. I have talked about wanting go to Super Celebration for over a decade, but just never made it. Keep the passion guys. I still light up every time I see one on the road.....

Sincerely,

Scott Russell - BoureeOne........

 

[fatboy]

I have two I have spent more time moving than working on. I still come here all the time. No need to run off, I bet we would all be surprised how many on this site are actually not driving one.

Either way, good luck and don’t forget us here.


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[fordguy]

Been working on mine on and off more than 12 years. Sorry to see you go.

 

[Pops68]

Sold mine 3 years ago this coming October, and I too will never be able to afford another one.

BUT, I am still here reading and learning and throwing in my 2 cents occasionally. Don't come on here as often or stay on as long as before. Still pay up to be a contributor and buy my yearly calendars to help maintain the site.

Bouree (sorry, can't call you Scott 'cause I don't know you), I'm sure you still have lots to offer others from your experiences. Stick around.

 

[House]

If you decide to bail, it’s been nice posting with you…

 

[Howard2x4x4]

Yeah, this is a great bunch, and it's because of the flavor we each bring. I hope you stick around, even as a lurker, and chime in every now and then. Good luck to you, whichever road you travel. Howard in beautiful West Michigan

 

[toddz69]

Best wishes, Bouree - been great having you here over the years and thanks for your efforts with the badges.

Todd Z.

 

[904Bronco]

Wishing you the best in where ever the road take you next in your journey...
Never rule out another bronco coming your way, it might happen.
But I feel what you have said, EB's are hard to get into these days, the parts are not getting any cheaper, and labor that you can't do yourself continues to go up.
Appreciate all the contributions you have made to the Site and Membership BoureeOne.
Doug

 

[Shimmy]

what a bummer! what would you say were your biggest challenges to finishing this?

 

[ared77]

I sold my Boss Mustang years ago but still drop in on that site every day. Like others have said, just some good guys (on both) sites. Worth it just for the jokes on this one!!!

 

[Revelation]

Sold mine about 5 years ago yet here I am. Soaking in knowledge and passing along what I know from time to time. LOL One day I will see a picture of Chipper posted on here, Last I knew Chipper was living in Atlanta at a custom car shop.

 

[BGBronco]

The trailer pics are very entertaining!

 

[sprdv1]

Well time for a new chapter in my life. I have been building my 1966 project for 12 years. I came to the realization that I was more than likely never going to finish this. So it has been sold. Loaded the last part of it on a hauler this morning. It is now headed to its new home in California. The new owner is a member here. All the other parts have already made it there in a POD. I do not see myself owning another Early Bronco. I can't afford one already built, and I don't have the time to start a new project. I have met some incredible guys on this site. I still have my passion and love for these trucks. I thoroughly enjoyed creating and distributing the 50th Anniversary Badges. Without my project, I just don't see the point of staying on the site. My wife knows how hard this has been on me. I have talked about wanting go to Super Celebration for over a decade, but just never made it. Keep the passion guys. I still light up every time I see one on the road.....

Sincerely,

Scott Russell - BoureeOne........

Scott you can always stay on and just read when you have time. been a pleasure knowing you and all the good info shared

 

[Rustytruck]

well the Bronco lives on. Go rent a new Bronco and go to super celebration you will be just as welcome. if you cant rent one go to the local ford and test drive one and then return after the celebration. Just kidding, we all come to these crossroads you makes your choice the fact that you didn't finish your project its not a failure you were taking care of other chores first and that may be just more important. Best wishes for your next adventure.