Hello from the BLACK HILLS,SD
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Hello from the BLACK HILLS,SD
Just joined today 06/2?/08,
I own A 1984 ford ranger that is reeeealy basic and boring but gets me around. Im working on my 1980 BRONCO that I bought a year ago And parked (in the South Dakota winter) I have kinda been tought here and there a few things about the basics,however I dont claim to be a mechanic by any means,just looking for some advice to maybe get some fun out of that Bronco [351 Win] I think? 2inch lift blocks on the rear, the front has bigger than stock springs Im pretty sure.
I own A 1984 ford ranger that is reeeealy basic and boring but gets me around. Im working on my 1980 BRONCO that I bought a year ago And parked (in the South Dakota winter) I have kinda been tought here and there a few things about the basics,however I dont claim to be a mechanic by any means,just looking for some advice to maybe get some fun out of that Bronco [351 Win] I think? 2inch lift blocks on the rear, the front has bigger than stock springs Im pretty sure.
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Welcome aboard BroncoBuild.
For info on your 1980 BRONCO check it out in the Big Bronco forum: Big Bronco (1978 - 1996) - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums and also the Offroad and 4x4 forum: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum63/
Also swing by the High Plains Chapters for some local news and possibly meeting up with nearby FTE members: High Plains Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
For info on your 1980 BRONCO check it out in the Big Bronco forum: Big Bronco (1978 - 1996) - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums and also the Offroad and 4x4 forum: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum63/
Also swing by the High Plains Chapters for some local news and possibly meeting up with nearby FTE members: High Plains Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
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