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Didn't you tell me a long time ago that the Bronco is in the car manual for some mysterious reason. So why doesn't it share the car engineering #'s? Just a random thought to ponder with no need to answer it. I simply accept somethings just because that is the way it is. Like men/womens spandex in way too plus size.
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Didn't you tell me a long time ago that the Bronco is in the car manual for some mysterious reason. So why doesn't it share the car engineering #'s? It's not a car.
1966/72 Bronco = 1965/72 Car Parts Catalog // 1973/79 Bronco = 1973/79 Car Parts Catalog.

You have both of these catalogs, as I recall.
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