The first two pictures are from Jeff's Bronco Graveyard.

The third is a '78 Bronco Factory Photo.

The fourth is a '78 Free Wheeling Bronco Factory Photo.

The fifth is from the 1979 Chicago Auto Show.

The last two pictures are from Jeff's Bronco Graveyard.

Enough of the material I have gathered, let's see yours!

 

anymore info on the "Half Cab" ?
a bit different, never saw one before

 

too bad i never had my bronco 30 years ago i would have ordered that 1/2 cab in a heart beat knowing the pain those rear windows could be plus its different and looks neat as hell!

 

Hey Anthony. These are great pics. I for one appreciate all of your time and efforts to collect, compile, scan and post these for our enjoyment. That takes a lot of time. Same with the Calling all camper special thread...lots of great pics. Thanks!

 

heres a cool pic to keep the thread alive

 

I believe that F250 is "The Turtle", right there.

 

Great thread! I will try to find some pictures of my '78 when it was new or near new. Then I will follow up in a few years with after the restoration is complete. My wife and I bought it a few days before Thanksgiving 1977.

 

After all the relatives got through going through my granparents house, they let me sift through what was left over. I came across this ad from the old Oregon Farmer Stockman magazine. It would of been from early 1980. Ford always had an ad on the backpage, and they let a different dealership feature one of their customers every month. Our local dealer chose my family this month......showing my Grandpa and his brother, and my Dad and his brother....I was just working there part time, and was not there the day they took the picture. The 1979 F-350 Explorer had recently been purchased...We bought it off the lot and I remember the dealer had just got his first 1980 pickup in. Just personal preference, but I liked the look of the "79" better...
Also in the picture are a 1974 F-250, 1967 F-600, 1968 C-700......Dad wanted to put our 1960 F-250 4x4 that we were still using daily in the picture, but the photographer wouldn't let him.
Just a remnant of the past...........