Prerunner Bronco Pic Post-& other cool stuff too...
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BajaBronco13
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Nice Bronco but who's old CJ is that in the background. I look at it everytime I leave your shop.
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Dust
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Has to be one of my all time favorites!johncharlesb wrote:
From RDC, there are lots of good Hay Hauler pictures in that thread. They said in the thread that this truck was rebuilt, has anyone seen it?
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It's my buddies. I'm sure he'd make you one heck of a deal if you wanted to buy it. Buy then again - why am I encouraging that kind of BS. Finish the 4 door!BajaBronco13 wrote:Nice Bronco but who's old CJ is that in the background. I look at it every time I leave your shop.
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Re: Pic post
this is my favorate build ,"ol'yeller " before she was yeller.
circa 97 something like that, chasetruck0u812 probably reme,bers this truck from the early days of desertrides when it was a truck site.
circa 97 something like that, chasetruck0u812 probably reme,bers this truck from the early days of desertrides when it was a truck site.
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yup - long before the buggy geeks took over. And before your supercab if the timeline in my brain is right.
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since we are going "old skool"
Below is the ranger before the never ending redo
Below is the ranger before the never ending redo
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you know it!
I was broke back then - just like now!
Heck - I even had coils on the front as that was back in the days when not every kid with the "sick Cali lean style lift" also had coilovers up front
I was broke back then - just like now!
Heck - I even had coils on the front as that was back in the days when not every kid with the "sick Cali lean style lift" also had coilovers up front
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BajaBronco13
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Re: Pic post
Looks like a bent beam kit.... Bent beams are where it's at. The funnest truck I've owned was a standard cab Ranger with a 2.3L, manual trans, bent beams, National leaves and 2.5" shocks. That truck was soooo well balanced, easy to drive and hard to upset. It didn't matter how crossed up I threw it at stuff. It would just soak it up and keep on truckin'. And that was long before I had even the slightest idea of what was going on inside shocks (I'm still a hack). Anyway, it was fun truck.
Sho nuff,
SteveG
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My roomate Jeff has a 98 short bed 2.5 manual truck with 32" tires on it that is way to fast for what it is. It almost keeps up with my Bronco. I was amazed the first time I rode in it.SteveG wrote:Looks like a bent beam kit.... Bent beams are where it's at. The funnest truck I've owned was a standard cab Ranger with a 2.3L, manual trans, bent beams, National leaves and 2.5" shocks. That truck was soooo well balanced, easy to drive and hard to upset. It didn't matter how crossed up I threw it at stuff. It would just soak it up and keep on truckin'. And that was long before I had even the slightest idea of what was going on inside shocks (I'm still a hack). Anyway, it was fun truck.
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I've got this 85 2WD with the awesome 73-HP(downhill) 2.0L sitting on OE 94 Springs F&R, with 30-9.5BFG's and state-of-the-art "RS5000" White Cans all round. 30-MPG average for the past 6-years, I have beat it and it just keeps running! Unfortunately it is dieing of rust so I have an 86 4Wd roller.SteveG wrote:Looks like a bent beam kit.... Bent beams are where it's at. The funnest truck I've owned was a standard cab Ranger with a 2.3L, manual trans, bent beams, National leaves and 2.5" shocks. That truck was soooo well balanced, easy to drive and hard to upset. It didn't matter how crossed up I threw it at stuff. It would just soak it up and keep on truckin'. And that was long before I had even the slightest idea of what was going on inside shocks (I'm still a hack). Anyway, it was fun truck.
I don't know how many miles of dirt have been spit out behind the rear bumper, but I'm over 100k miles since I bought it.
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Re: Pic post
This just rolled out of my buddies shop. It's old skool, bronco and desert all rolled into one.
Plus with the freshened up 302 and some "goodies" my buddy says it goes pretty good - making it a "go fast bronco"????
It's a Bronco and some lucky kid is gonna drive it Fast......
Nice Dash!
Plus with the freshened up 302 and some "goodies" my buddy says it goes pretty good - making it a "go fast bronco"????
It's a Bronco and some lucky kid is gonna drive it Fast......
Nice Dash!
Ole Yeller-89 Bronco Prerunner/77 Bronco rock rig/79 F100 prerunner yard art
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Wow! The Brodozer truck sure has come a long way!


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any more pics of the eb?ChaseTruck754 wrote:This just rolled out of my buddies shop. It's old skool, bronco and desert all rolled into one.
Plus with the freshened up 302 and some "goodies" my buddy says it goes pretty good - making it a "go fast bronco"????
Whatever it is - I like it!
Customer (dad bought/had built for 18 yr old kid) is driving it around for a few weeks to check for bugs and then it comes back for tear down with powdercoat and paint.
Front is a custom 4 link with 2.5" C/O's. Thing is fully caged with custom seats, a custom fuel cell, etc. etc.
It looks way cooler in person. Pics don't do it justice at all looking at them now.
And yes - I'm envious!
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Re: Pic post
not a ton but I got a few. PM me with your email address and I'll send some along. Certain aspects of the front end he wanted to keep on the quiet side as he was contemplating making them in kit form so I'm not gonna post much more.
Here's what he's got on the website - but it hasn't been updated in a long while obviously...
http://www.cmspeed.com/Bronco.html
On a side note - the guy who owns/runs this shop is the guy that helped ,e build the ranger above, and did most of the fab on that K5 your brother got from Jason.
If you look at the "Model A" in the hot rod section all of those pics were taken in my old garage. That is actually me welding 1/2 way down on the left row of pics. It's my old room mates car that I spent WAAAAY too long TIG welding on. It's just now nearing completion and it's a pretty cool car.
Here's what he's got on the website - but it hasn't been updated in a long while obviously...
http://www.cmspeed.com/Bronco.html
On a side note - the guy who owns/runs this shop is the guy that helped ,e build the ranger above, and did most of the fab on that K5 your brother got from Jason.
If you look at the "Model A" in the hot rod section all of those pics were taken in my old garage. That is actually me welding 1/2 way down on the left row of pics. It's my old room mates car that I spent WAAAAY too long TIG welding on. It's just now nearing completion and it's a pretty cool car.
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