Can they be sent to phoenix? I usually buy mine in Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point). I'm down for $30 worth. How about chorizo burritos?.

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X3 AHH MAHH GAWD!!!! My eyes aren't so good. What color is it? Looks like a dark charcoal. Triple clean looking.

WOW!!!!

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Clean Bronco. Make that sucker clean and reliable.

I liked 92-96 for the body/interior. I then chose 94+ due to factory R134 AC and ease of repairing that. I found a clean 1995 california (MAF) for $2800 and snagged it up. It has been great to me. Is a 1995 MAF the ideal set-up for vehicles that need to go thru emissions? Phoenix is starting to ste...

Sounds like a 1992 - 1995 is my best option, and believe me there are plenty to choose from here in Phoenix. Although, if a clean 1996 pops up at a great price I'm grabbing that bad girl. I'll get a stock truck that has been well taken care of. I just went thru some paperwork and found my old title ...

Why would the 1995 have more parts availability? Do they have more options or are they considered the most reliable? I'm still pushing for the 1996 with OBDII. It looks like SCT Has a tuner that would work on both my 1999 Expedition & a 1996 Bronco. Here is the link: http://www.sctflash.com/products...

Wich year do you like best? Its all personal preferance really. The obd2 computer lets tune so if you are planning on going fast and want to change shift points it would be a plus. Buy one some old lady used to have in her garage. I'm more of a 1992 - 1996 bronco style guy, but to narrow that down ...

I think I'm just going to by a Bronco then build it up. Last few questions and I'll leave you guys alone. 1. Any particular year is the most preferred for a GFB? 2. Is OBDII worth having? 3. Should I avoid buying a Bronco with a lift installed? Lift kits seems like thy might cause problems when inst...

I might have to buy another truck. Keep my expedition and build a GFB. I'm thinking white 1996 power everything. Let the quest begin.

BTW - do they make an aftermarket performance tuner for the 96 OBDII 5.8L? I like gadgets. Thanks for your help guys.

Hunter Anderson
Phoenix, Az

You guys wouldent believe how nice some of the broncos are here in Phoenix! There was a guy about two weeks ago selling like a 1984ish Bronco with long travel, new wheels and the body was straight. It was a sweet older style Bronco for only $2000.00!!!!! So, what do you think of me getting the 1996 ...

Hey Yikes, I really like the 1996 bronco. For some reason I like the OBDII Option. Would the OBDII help me or limit me in the long run? IMPORTANTLY, could I (or do manufacturers make a performance module for the 96 OBDII. Meaning, can I get an Edge or Bullydog performance tuner for a 1996 5.8L Bronc...

I know this is a totally subjective question, but if I do my research it seems like I can get a Bronco for $2000.00 and then get the beams for about $500, Radius arms for about $350.00 then either Deavers or nationals for like $500 (all used of course). Plus I'd have to track down some shocks. So co...

As for the OBDII thing - depends on who you ask. I HATE them for smog reasons, but guys like them for easier diagnostics when something is up motor wise. I live in Phoenix, Az so we have to get our cars emission tested. I would like to put headers on the truck. They do make headers that would pass ...

Here is a couple of Pictures of my Expedition:

I have had 3 Bronco's in my life and love them! Last year I purchased a 1999 Ford Expedition with the intention to make it a luxury chase vehicle. I chase my friends who race Baja. Anyway, should I pour money into my Expy or leave it as is and slowly build a Go Fast Bronco. Suspension for my Expedit...

What do you think about this!?! Don't make fun of the Guitar lesson for Dummies app. Your truck jumping is my background image

NOPE these are not mine but I was doing a craigslist search and found these beams. As say's: Ford Dana 44 Twin Traction beams heavily modified for extended travel and offroad durability. Setup for 4-5.5inches of lift (using stock pivot brackets no modification) and will work on ford fullsize bronco ...