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Picked up another ride for my son. He can't wait to get behind the wheel. Will have his license in January. Anyway, it's a '92. It has a lot of miles, but it's been taken care of. The Bronco belonged to my brother in law and is the reason I own mine. He bought it in 1998. Totally stoked that my son will be driving it. It's got new wheels and recent tires, a shift kit, Mac headers, MSD ignition, leveling kit and a super duper old school pushbar. Woohoooo! 'Merica!

Congratz, Jose!

Now ask your dad why he sold his bender before building you some cool bumpers.

Sigh. What an idiot. Totally regretting that move now.

Love it.

Nick wrote:Congratz, Jose!

Now ask your dad why he sold his bender before building you some cool bumpers.

That's awesome!

And nothing like good friends to punch you in the nuts every now and again...hahahaha

Super cool man! Can't wait to see Jose behind the wheel!

I bet there will be some bending somewhere in the future.... Mike? haha

Very nice to have a father/son project prior to the "license".

Your gas credit card right?

1Hondalover wrote:Very nice to have a father/son project prior to the "license".

Your gas credit card right?

Hah, I was thinking the same thing...

1Hondalover wrote:Your gas credit card right?

Haha! To and from school...the rest is on him.

yikes wrote:

1Hondalover wrote:Your gas credit card right?

Haha! To and from school...the rest is on him.

Right...

Lucky.. I had to pay my own gas anywhere I went. Also I had a big block. That's awesome I bet his will one day be on the chase with the yeti.

One of the worst things I ever did was trade my 88 Suburban for a Nissan hard body to save on gas. Sure it was more gas but I could take 9 people anywhere.

Brian I am thinking of buying a Bender, If I pull the trigger you are free to use it as long as you teach me. LOL

I remember buying $3 in gas with quarter, nickels, and dimes so I could make it to school. Fuel was less than a dollar then.

I paid for the truck (parents loaned me some as I didn't have enough for anything reliable), gas and insurance. Paid the parents $50 a month til graduation & they dropped the rest of the payments (about $1500 left on it I think) as a graduation present. Hated paying for all of that at the time but it taught me a bit about responsibility with $ for sure. I appreciate it now.

And I'm glad gas was about $0.99/gal back then. Made it actually possible to pay for all of the above on minimum wage. I used to pull $20 out of my paycheck each week, fill up the truck & use the change to buy lunch at school a time or 2 each week!

Shit when I had my ranchero a week after I got it gas went to 4.00 a gallon. I paid to work.

Your a good Dad...

We put a new starter in it and a new K&N this weekend. Then got back to work on buffin out the old paint. I'm totally amazed how well it's glossing up. Not sure what we'll do at the front where the paint has come off. We'll figure something out, but this one sure won't get a paint job before mine. Haha!

Looking good Brian!