Mar 27, 2020
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I have had my 1976 Bronco since 2002. I have rebuilt it several times! Basically it was pretty rusty (sourced the Bronco out of PA) and each time I rebuilt it I cut more rust out until it’s pretty much all fiberglass skins today!
Here in is the day I brought it home.
The first things I did was get it in primer and add a 1 inch body lift and a roll bar. It’s “debut” was at the 2003 Mid-Atlantic Early Broncos East Coast Round Up held at Paragon that year.
The next build was for the 2006 Bronco 40th anniversary celebration. It now sported a new Mustang orange paint job, a custom half cab, 3 1/2” lift, and 35 inch tires!
After much trail damage and having to replace the front clip, it got a silver paint job and a Wild Horses fiberglass hood!
And finally it got a complete rebuild for the Bronco 50th Celebration - at the Lonestar Early Bronco Club’s Round Up in Mason Texas. Stretched to 103” WB, narrowed front and rear, Blackbox-i doubler, Duff long arms, fiberglass skins, etc.
This is how it looks today. (Photo at Trail Hero, Hurricane UT, 2019)
I have had my 1976 Bronco since 2002. I have rebuilt it several times! Basically it was pretty rusty (sourced the Bronco out of PA) and each time I rebuilt it I cut more rust out until it’s pretty much all fiberglass skins today!
Here in is the day I brought it home.
The first things I did was get it in primer and add a 1 inch body lift and a roll bar. It’s “debut” was at the 2003 Mid-Atlantic Early Broncos East Coast Round Up held at Paragon that year.
The next build was for the 2006 Bronco 40th anniversary celebration. It now sported a new Mustang orange paint job, a custom half cab, 3 1/2” lift, and 35 inch tires!
After much trail damage and having to replace the front clip, it got a silver paint job and a Wild Horses fiberglass hood!
And finally it got a complete rebuild for the Bronco 50th Celebration - at the Lonestar Early Bronco Club’s Round Up in Mason Texas. Stretched to 103” WB, narrowed front and rear, Blackbox-i doubler, Duff long arms, fiberglass skins, etc.
This is how it looks today. (Photo at Trail Hero, Hurricane UT, 2019)
2022 Bronco BadSquatch, 1974 Bronco Ranger, 1976 Bronco Crawler, 1978 Bronco Custom
Mantruck, David
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