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Welcome from Dayton ohio

vnetwork

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Oct 18, 2012
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Hello everyone I wanted to introduce myself to the forum. I've watched the site for awhile during the rebuild process, it was a father son project that was about 2 years in the making with the majority of the credit belonging to him. If anyone is in the Dayton area and knows of any gatherings or just wants someone to turn a wrench with let me know
! Again pleased to meet e'rbody.
 
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vnetwork

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Oct 18, 2012
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Whoops I guess my post was confusing my father and I fixed (are they ever "fixed") a 69 bronco. Pictures of it are in the garage feature.
 

Tedster100

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Aug 25, 2010
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Welcome! There are a few of us in Ohio but no official get-togethers. Mid-Atlantic Broncos is a great club with events in PA and Eastern states. http://www.earlybroncos.com/They have the Roundup every June, it's an incredible event and it's held at a great campground.
 

sprdv1

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Mar 8, 2007
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Welcome aboard. Glad to have ya with us. Those projects are the best
 
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vnetwork

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Oct 18, 2012
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He has a scrapbook with pics along the way, I will see if i can load some up, probably 1000+ hours just in bodywork. The receipt list was burned long ago mostly when the wife starting inquiring ;)
 
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