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As far as I can remember, there was no Mercury version of the EB. I remember when the first ones came out and, between my dad, two brothers and myself, we have owned seven EB's. (Still have my '72 with limited-slip on both axles.)
Another question often asked is whether there were any two-wheel-drive EB's and, as far as I know, there were not. Bronco II's came either way, but not the EB's and big Broncos.
There were 2wd early broncos, but they were custom made desert racing rigs- not production units. I am aware of mercury trucks for Canadian markets, but I have never heard of Merc Broncos- Have you seen something the rest of us havent???
Nope, just curios if there was such a vehicle since Mercury trucks were sold until 1968. The 61-66 F series guys are huge Mercury fans and I thought if someone had a Mercury Bronco, it would be pretty cool.
It may be off topic but I have seen pictures of a full size bronco maybe 90 something model that was a 2 wheel version. Now I can't recall if that truck was in the US or not. Since I can't recall much detail on it i wouldn't hold my own breath about it being real but it sure does stick in my mind as being factory.
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