yeah I got the Flintstones vibe too, So triceratops horns on the hood
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NON Chevy’s in the Wild
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took me a minute to see on my tiny little phone screen. Couldn't figure out what you guys were on about. I think it's really cool if the owner is an arborist or in lumber/woodworking industry.
The early Bronco sounded like it has a 4 BT in it - it was very functional and appeared to be more than an occasional driver.
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I would drive the wheels off this!
this was at a customer's house today
I’d call it ghey but I don’t want to offend the Gays.
I saw a 3 door 3-cyl manual not too long ago.
My cousin just brought this home, for $3000. 2700 original miles, 1961 IH.
Mavrick anyone
“Nice Jeep!”
I thought it was a Daihatsu Rocky 4x4 ?
Scout ii
This ole early Bronco reminds me of a buddy of mines mustard yellow 1971 back in the early 90’s that we put a NP-435 ,with a modified FOMOCO 3-spd to Dana20 adapter ( that left the T-case in it’s original position ), in it - it was pretty slick!
At the same time we put a set of 5.38’s and a T/L ( that I shimmed up extra tight ) in the Dana44 and a set of 5.43’s with a mini-spool in the 9” ( ended up snapping the cross pin and replaced with a four-pinion T/L ).
Going from open diffs with 3.54’s and a 3-spd to a granny-gear and a posi type diffs with a 5+ gear on the following off-road trip was an amazing difference.
Only had a 2Bbl 302 in it but it was fun!
