Recent content by desi2960

let the other guy do the work then take the loss. look at most auctions for specialty cars today and you will see many that sell much lower than it cost to restore them. at one time i bought cheap and tried to restore, lost money on most. now i buy cars that have had most of the work...

own a jewelry store but i also build custom pool cues, and it takes all the money from both to make ends meet these days, then you toss in a money pit like a bronco!!!!!

when i was looking to buy i found a many that had been lifted and a few that remained stock. i buy and sell a lot of ' toys ' and have found for the most part, stock and unaltered will sell faster and bring a bit more money.

they do not have to but mine do, 73 351w

as far is it would go guys at the bar were talking about what they would if they won the million dollar lotto, you know you drive a bronco when my answer was ' i'd spend it on my bronco as far as it would go "

missouri, dry and 38 degrees it was the perfect day to take the bronco to work, my first cold day with this bronco. i pulled, and twisted a bunch of control knobs and heard the blower motor going hell bent for leather. BUT the amount of heat it produced could be compared to a medium size candle.

beauty is in the eye of the beer holder if i could move a couple of the rusted cars, and referigators, in my front yard that sucker would look real goooood

stopped at the grocery store yesterday afternoon, just as i was getting back into the bronco to leave, a lady walked by and said, ' hey that's a very nice jeep '. i jokingly said ' lady read the tailgate ', she replied ' yes i know a ford jeep '. i kept my mouth shut and slowly drove...

you might see this one around warsaw, mo about 125 miles south of kc

from my dad women shop - men buy

cell phone and auto tow phone number in my 67 years on this planet i have never broke down and had the right parts with me to correct the problem, accept a flat tire. no roadside repairs for me, it's a phone call with a ride home in the tow truck. chuck

ground up restoration i bought the bronco from the orig owner, he was a ford dealer in utah. engine is a 351 w bored 40 over, heads shaved 30, flat top pistons, mild cam, carter competition afb, mallory electrics, headers with side exhaust, and i believe the trans is a c-4 or 5. original dash...

found them You are bidding on a pair (2) of new 1960s style chrome metal GT bullet 4" racing mirrors. Mirror housings are polished chrome metal. Mirrors are glass. Chrome metal mirror heads are adjustable. Mirror heads are 4" in diameter. Chrome metal base measures approx. 3 5/8" in length an...

thanks for the info the toyota fj will cover the holes, but i really was wanting some bullet shaped mirrors. i might just have the body man remove the bottom hole. if you like the taillights, how about the power antenna? its headed to the body shop next week, it has a...

qiute a fixe-upper that things gonna need a bit of new paint