BRONCOS SUCK
#1
BRONCOS SUCK
If you donʻt own one.
I need a mountain of cash to finish my Bronco project.
I need at least 4 months of nothing but working on the Bronco to
get it where I want it to be.
It does get to be a chore keeping all the trucks in running order and
oil changes between every car and truck seems never ending.
BUT
Being a FORD TRUCK ENTHUSIAST (NUT)is a part the "good life".
BRONCO OWNERS UNITE!
I need a mountain of cash to finish my Bronco project.
I need at least 4 months of nothing but working on the Bronco to
get it where I want it to be.
It does get to be a chore keeping all the trucks in running order and
oil changes between every car and truck seems never ending.
BUT
Being a FORD TRUCK ENTHUSIAST (NUT)is a part the "good life".
BRONCO OWNERS UNITE!
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I know the pain. The list for TGM is ever changing. So much i want to do and more that i need to do, but i don't have the money for it. And if i get a job to acquire the money for the work, i lose the time to do so... It sucks. If i were to have a nice big shop with a full tool kit and a car lift i might be better off. Outside in the dark cold rain is not my idea of fun work.
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#8
Just got another step completed on mine. Painted !
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
1988 Ford Bronco Pics picture | SuperMotors.net
#9
That paint looks great!
Yeah it seems the more I get done with my Bronco, the more I need (want) to do!
My entire interior has been redone, exhaust, paint, etc.. I think I moved into the engine stage... but I don't have the time or money to work on that yet . Plus I would probably need another vehicle if I were to try and swap cams or heads.. I think that would leave my Bronco sitting for a while.
Yeah it seems the more I get done with my Bronco, the more I need (want) to do!
My entire interior has been redone, exhaust, paint, etc.. I think I moved into the engine stage... but I don't have the time or money to work on that yet . Plus I would probably need another vehicle if I were to try and swap cams or heads.. I think that would leave my Bronco sitting for a while.
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I could spend anywhere from 50k to 150k on TGM. I wouldn't want a Ferrari or Lamborghini mainly cause maintenance can't be done your self and the clutch for a manual would be incredibly stiff. I think having a big ugly beautiful 78 green & black bronco attracts the correct attention. It would be easy to use up 150k having the entire thing restored from the tire stem caps to the antenna.
OldGrey, that paint looks good. Was it done in a paint shop or at home?
OldGrey, that paint looks good. Was it done in a paint shop or at home?