Vintage Bronco Pictures from the Southeast

[fordfan]

Oops..hit the wrong click. The blue '76 in the parade (the 3rd pic) was wrecked soon after this picture was made. It has front damage but not too bad;needs a grill and a fender and some core support work...but, ironically, it is still here in town in the shop where it was parked after the accident over 30 years ago!

 

[bigcountry]

I like these pictures and the history behind them.

 

[fordfan]

A few more of "Misfit" , a 66 U13 tuff truck back in the day! It still had the 170 too!

 

[fordfan]

more "Misfit"

 

[fordfan]

More....

 

[fordfan]

I like these pictures and the history behind them.

Me too Lane! Check out the U13 in the back of the '66 F600!

 

[JGbronc]

I've been wanting to see some pics of Charlie's old '67 (green one with big bumper). We talked about it and I knew one that fit the description. Now seeing the pics, I'm 99% sure it's the same Bronco, and it still has that front bumper. My dad's friend has had it at least 20 years, likely more. Neat! I'll have to go take some pics and send to him.

 

[half cab]

The good ole days ....outstanding n tks again!

 

[ford man]

Man Hiflin AL was eat up with broncos back in the day now there all over at your house waiting restoration;D

 

[zonian]

Very cool, thanks.

 

[fordfan]

Hey Fellows, That's why I am taking the time to post'em up...For your enjoyment! I love looking at old pics, especially when there is a Bronco in the background!

This is one of my favorites!

 

[fordfan]

I've been wanting to see some pics of Charlie's old '67 (green one with big bumper). We talked about it and I knew one that fit the description. Now seeing the pics, I'm 99% sure it's the same Bronco, and it still has that front bumper. My dad's friend has had it at least 20 years, likely more. Neat! I'll have to go take some pics and send to him.

Post a present day pic of it!

 

[half cab]

Had to put up my cell n get on the wife's laptop so I can see'm pix better

 

[fordfan]

Had to put up my cell n get on the wife's laptop so I can see'm pix better

Yep Half Cab, Some of the pictures are not very crisp compared to todays digital stuff. Some of them have a texture on the print that makes it hard to scan.

 

[half cab]

Yep Half Cab, Some of the pictures are not very crisp compared to todays digital stuff. Some of them have a texture on the print that makes it hard to scan.

Yea I was mostly referring to them being small on my cell and just wanted to see'm bigger;D

There was several tracks in north MS. In the 70's ...wish I had invested in a Polaroid instead of Budweiser ;D

 

[fordfan]

Yea I was mostly referring to them being small on my cell and just wanted to see'm bigger;D

There was several tracks in north MS. In the 70's ...wish I had invested in a Polaroid instead of Budweiser ;D

Some of these shots are from Yazoo. I didn't label all that were from there. Its the ones with the lake or pond in the middle and trucks all around.

 

[JGbronc]

Post a present day pic of it!

The guy who has it keeps it at his cabin, so I'll ride out there soon and get some. The guy's late brother owned it too. He went to B&B and bought it in the mid-late 70's. He passed away in the late 70's. His brother ended up with it a little while later and has had it since. I had to ask Dad about when this all happened, because I wasn't sure what decade it was.

The guy who bought it at B&B used Broncos to hunt out of and probably work too. He had another one when he passed away, that his other brother still owns. His tombstone has a Bronco engraved in it!

 

[Unknown]

Love the old stuff, reminds me of my childhood. I grew up in Starkville, MS and my Dads 1st Bronco, acquired from his Uncle in Pearl, MS, had been tested in Yazoo many times. Great stuff!

 

[FRANKO289]

thanks for sharing .... my fav. is this bad boy !!
not the xlt i fancy but the rims make up for it !!

 

[NGABronco]

Here's a couple from some mud drags 79'-81' around Boonville, IN and the red one was a sand drag with a pond to play in, near Croydon, IN. The red 55' pickup was hinged behind the cab with a hydro/pump, called the "Sneaky Snake"!!