I love my Bronco because there is no better vehicle than an EB for a son, or daughter, to "cut their teeth on" and learn all about "wrenching and wheeling"....I bought my 74 Bronco Explorer for our oldest son in 1996 while we were still living in Fayetteville, NC. Tragically, he was killed in a train accident 3 months after we purchased it. Now whenever I crank it up and hear the sound of its exhaust, I remember how much he loved and enjoyed it for the short time he wheeled it before he died. He even nicknamed it "Blue Thunder". He and all his buddies were into camping, canoeing, hiking, 4x4s, and anything to do with the great outdoors. They all thought he had the coolest ride that any of them owned at the time. In the ensuing 14+ years since his death, my job demands have caused us to move from Fayetteville to Florida to Mississippi and finally back to North Carolina (Wilmington). We have hauled the Bronco with us at each move. My youngest son, who is now 27 years old and still living in Mississippi, used it as his daily driver during high school and college. Unfortunately for him, with the financial demands of marriage and a growing family, he could not afford the upkeep on the Bronco and its ownership reverted back to me. He even gave it a new nickname ($ Money Pit $). Because of the emotional attachment my family has to this Bronco, I will never allow it to be sold. Anyway, now that I am semi-retired, I need something to spend my time and money on other than golf or becoming a beachbum. Besides, I also have a 5 year old grandson here in Wilmington that is now serving his "apprenticeship" with me and well on his way to becoming another certified "Broncoholic"....;D