Vendor 4 Bronco diecast set

[JWMcCrary]

What are the year models of these Broncos? Out of all the 1:64 and other that I have these are the only ones that don't have the year on the packaging, just curious, leaves a empty hole on my spreadsheet.

WH Nightmare I thought was a 73 ?
Not sure on the BC racer, the Screamin Demon, or the Stroppe.

 

[71Broncitis]

And I thought I tended to be obsessive with spread sheets! LOL

The Stroppe can be whatever Stroppe Baja year you want since it was not made to a specific vehicle.

Hopefully none were 77s or other years that the standard diecast tooling that was used failed to accurately represent, or it will throw the validity of you spread sheet off which may drive you nuts.

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[WILDHORSES]

What are the year models of these Broncos? Out of all the 1:64 and other that I have these are the only ones that don't have the year on the packaging, just curious, leaves a empty hole on my spreadsheet.

WH Nightmare I thought was a 73 ?
Not sure on the BC racer, the Screamin Demon, or the Stroppe.

You are close, the Mare is 1974

With the Stroppe I don't think it was based on a specific Bronco like the other 3 so in theory you could pic from the "Stroppe" years for that one. Maybe we can dig up an old Bronco Driver for the Demon. Not sure about the BC racer but someone here will know.

Jim

 

[JWMcCrary]

Thanks Jim, Nightmare 1974. I'm going to label my Stroppe a 1971. Found the info below on the Screamin Demon(1966). Just need a year for BC Racer.

Amid rumors of its possible return to the showroom, Ford’s beloved Bronco sport-utility vehicle will be commemorated during a special display in the Nationwide Showcase Pavilion during the Sept. 24-27 AutoFair at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Trucks in the exhibit will include a Bill Stroppe Baja edition, a freshly restored classic Bronco, and the Screamin’ Demon—a 1966 model updated with a Ford Mustang powertrain.
Tom Broberg, co-publisher and co-owner of Bronco Driver magazine, will display his publication’s Screamin’ Demon project at AutoFair. The truck is a first-year Bronco, wearing Ford’s Screaming Yellow paint, and powered by a 2007 Mustang V-8 engine hooked to an automatic transmission. The 300-horsepower, four-wheel-drive Screamin’ Demon has reached 110 mph, gets 20 mpg on the highway and can be diagnosed and maintained at any modern Ford dealership.

 

[JGbronc]

Screamin' Demon is a '76.

 

[chuck]

The BC racer started as a 72.

 

[bronconut73]

Just Trucks has a few '73's.

 

[JWMcCrary]

The BC racer started as a 72.

Thanks Chuck