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WILD HORSES Round Up just a few weeks away! Saturday April 2nd

BajaBronco

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Lol. Did I go last year? Am I supposed to be in Baja? wait a sec...April 1st....are you messing with me?
 

Supercmonkey

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Just sold my 62 4WD Suburban and ready to come out and start shopping for a Bronco but can not find the registration.
Is it closed? The link just keeps taking me to the website?
Looking forward to tomorrow.
Thanks,
AJ
 

Galt72

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Just sold my 62 4WD Suburban and ready to come out and start shopping for a Bronco but can not find the registration.
Is it closed? The link just keeps taking me to the website?
Looking forward to tomorrow.
Thanks,
AJ

pretty sure you only need to register if your bringing a bronco to show. If your just coming to spend the day looking at broncos it's open to anyone who wants to come.
 

DirtDonk

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It's open to anyone, any time. But it's still helpful ahead of time to register even if you're Bronco-less because it helps us plan ahead. Of course, by yesterday all planning was etched in stone and so further registration wouldn't be as helpful.
Pre-registered people usually get a goody bag when they arrive too.

But glad you were thinking ahead. Hope you made it out and had a good time even without a Bronco yet.
You weren't by any chance one of the folks that purchased one of the Broncos that were for sale there were you? If so, that would qualify as a pretty cool update to this thread.

Paul
 

DirtDonk

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Hey, someone else will have to supply them. I saw lots of cameras and phones, but I never had the chance to take mine out!

Looking forward to seeing some as well. From what I could see from my vantage point there were some SWEET Broncos out there today. I just didn't get the chance to get up close and personal with any of them.

Paul
 

Jakedog

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Me and my 14 year old son had a good time at wild horses. My son wasn't too happy about us not driving our 69 up from Bakersfield. It's a long 4 hrs to get there, plus the gauges aren't hooked up.
Lots of nice broncos to look at and get ideas for my build.

One last thing. It was great to have such a nice family oriented atmosphere. My only complaint was the guy driving the pink panther land cruiser. I watched him mix himself a drink, and get really loud. It's one thing for me to hear the f-bomb yelled out, but there were little kids around. Leave the booze at home.
 

DirtDonk

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Thanks for the feedback Jake. Sorry you had to experience that aspect. I got lucky and missed that, but did hear later that the same guy was playing music too loud too, apparently competing with the official disc-jockey.
Guessing he might be dis-invited next year though. Or at least convinced to leave at least part of his attitude at home for the other more appropriate venues.

So hope you'll be back next year to judge accordingly!
Glad you were having a good time other than that. I think there was a request for a jump-house too for some of the younger ones, but your son might be more into the full-size fun if you can bring your '69 next year.

Thanks again.

Paul
 
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