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AZ Unique 1968 Bronco

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You'll find plenty of Bronco's with unjamed areas and original body colors under the hood.

A default would have been for him to rattle can some satin black under the hood. Some Bronc' guys get their projects running, never to return to dismantle the whole engine compartment and redo everything.

A lot of Fox Mustang guys are now using satin black under the hood as well. I think it fits a classic 60's-70's muscle car, but it doesn't fit very well under the hood of a Fox.

I noticed that this particular 5.0 must be a speed density set up; no MAF. Intake looks to be an '86 model.

I like the idea of the satin. If it stays around for a while I might do that.

Yes it is a speed density. You know your fox engines.
 
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