Time for another newbie alert

[SteveL]

Seems theres a fresh batch of new members asking some good questions. If you're one of em post up your location. It helps the rest of us recommend local resources and many of us are willing to drive over and see what you have going on.

 

[sprdv1]

Good idea steve...

 

[gnsteam]

I agree, great idea Steve. And welcome to all the new members.

 

[Pops68]

Actually, it would be nice if every member listed their location.

 

[RustyButtons]

Hey everyone. I'm Bryn.

I joined the forum a while ago, but then the body shop had the Bronco forever doing the metal work and re-painting it. In hindsight, I wish I had taken off all of the small parts myself. Door handles, windows, dash knobs, marker lights... I think it hung them up monkeying with removing all this stuff that was each its own challenge to remove. I eventually told them to give it back without bothering to put this stuff all back on, which I'm working through now.

Anyway, I'm in Southwest Missouri. And now that I have the Bronco back, I expect to be a lot more active.

 

[DirtDonk]

There are a lot of Missouri members I'd say. You're in good company.

Paul

 

[bigmuddy]

Welcome Rusty! Sizeable group around St. Louis and Kansas City. Not sure about Springfield MO.
Feel free to reach out. I will PM you my cell if you need anything.

 

[bigmuddy]

Actually, it would be nice if every member listed their location.

100% agree about this. I don't understand why they don't either?%)

 

[sprdv1]

Welcome to the addiction

 

[fordguy]

I have been sending some over from Facebook, I don’t know if that is a good idea or not lol

 

[nvrstuk]

me too, for a couple yrs. Reference builds mainly

 

[bigmuddy]

I do, every chance I get as well.

 

[CowboyGrin]

Found this site searching the web about a second Bronco after selling my first one 25 years ago. How times have changed. Couldn't be happier to have access to so much info that was hard to come by back then. Thanks to everyone who has contributed info here.

 

[fungi32]

Kip here in Roanoke Virginia Just getting started on my 68, been lurking for a while waiting to get it in the garage and get started. Started on the floor panels and been looking at the nightmare of the door post replacement hope i have enough to weld to but it is virginia so i doubt it.

 

[broncorick]

Welcome. I lived in Springfield in the 60's to early 70's. Greenwood school and dad taught at then SMS. Beautiful country!

Hey everyone. I'm Bryn.

I joined the forum a while ago, but then the body shop had the Bronco forever doing the metal work and re-painting it. In hindsight, I wish I had taken off all of the small parts myself. Door handles, windows, dash knobs, marker lights... I think it hung them up monkeying with removing all this stuff that was each its own challenge to remove. I eventually told them to give it back without bothering to put this stuff all back on, which I'm working through now.

Anyway, I'm in Southwest Missouri. And now that I have the Bronco back, I expect to be a lot more active.

 

[sprdv1]

Hey everyone. I'm Bryn.

I joined the forum a while ago, but then the body shop had the Bronco forever doing the metal work and re-painting it. In hindsight, I wish I had taken off all of the small parts myself. Door handles, windows, dash knobs, marker lights... I think it hung them up monkeying with removing all this stuff that was each its own challenge to remove. I eventually told them to give it back without bothering to put this stuff all back on, which I'm working through now.

Anyway, I'm in Southwest Missouri. And now that I have the Bronco back, I expect to be a lot more active.

message me if you're on fb Got a couple events upcoming and I'm sure more to come.

Definitely go check out http://www.okclassicbroncos.net/

Think about coming this year, even if just to meet everyone, ride along, or Bring that bronco

 

[Rustytruck]

Actually, it would be nice if every member listed their location.

Be nicer yet if it was mandatory. certain things should be set when you register.