Brings back memories of my man and his brother building his 1970 Bronco 289. . pulled the engine and tranny beefed up the suspension installed a 4 speed tranny changed out the transfer case PTO and winch 9000 Ramsey, and got a 351 Cleveland from a wrecked Cougar Eliminator running 750 16 rims and tires , looks great runs like a beast 6 months from start to finish ..? it was built in1980 ,it lives in our barn..? They drive it for Hunting and fishing trips only..?
I had 66 back in 1970 with the 170 6 cylinder. It had two oil pumps, for going up hill and down hill and held 8 quarts of oil. It had three on the tree with high and low range.
Fantastic episode by far and I like them all lol. What an impressive collection. Nice story of father passing it down to his kids and Bronco fever down from generation to generation.
Jimmy has a great collection of rigs and parts !!! Tons of original parts!!! He stopped by my house in south Mississippi and picked up an original halfcab top a few years ago.
Awesome stuff!! I was a little disappointed Brownie didn't make the cut, Jimmy lol No kidding though, he is a walking Bronco encyclopedia. Enjoyed the episode
I'm 61, when I was a teenager there was a PTO Jeep in the neighbors farm pasture. It had a trencher hanging off the back. It had a pipe rack and a tow bar on the front. I was told it was never plated and was a trencher it's entire life.
I learned a few things about Budd bodies that I found on my 11/65 U15. I always knew about the eyebrow grill and drip rail (rain gutter) behind the control pedals but I did not know about the short kick panel. It's interesting that the green U13 has a speedometer with tick marks under the numbers rather than on the outside (top) of the numbers. Might've been swapped out at some point in time?
Great clip Jimmy. Two things - you could have given us 66 289 pony’s a plug. And you could have chosen a better hat for film day! Great collection and thanks for sharing.
Have y'all ever heard of a U.S.M.C. 67 Bronco ? I bought a 67 hardtop with a USMC nomenclature plate riveted to the dash. The guy I bought it from said he bought it from a military auction in the early 1970's I have not been able to find another one. It belonged to my scout master when I was in scout camp in 1974. Just curious if there are any more out there.
Yes there have been a couple surface. Does your plate on the dash look like the one in the video but stamped USMC? The Marines Broncos seem to be the least common of the 4 branches.
Jimmy I have a 1967 U13 Roadster that I bought at a drug seizure auction in Modesto California in 1989. I sold it to my brother and got it back after he died. I wanna talk to you about restoring it. How can I get in contact with you??
Got a 1975 bronco with 302 and 3 speed converted to floor shift from the column. It has some rust but comes with original interior, 6 point cage, roadster inlets, original hard doors, hard top, soft top, and soft doors. If interested let me know im in mid TN im letting it go.
Do you sell parts?I have a buddy that has a 73 Bronco looking for the front bumper guards.We live in Nova Scotia Canada He has owned it for 35 years bought from his Uncle
I have a rare one. I bought new in 1973 and has been driven only by a few people. I have the window sticker and all the sale info also. You are welcome to come to Cookeville and get some video as I bring it back to original specs as close to original as possible.
The tabs on the back are different as well. The Mercury caps have evenly spaced tabs to hold them on the wheel, the Bronco caps have them in sets of 3.
I had a 68 bronco station wagon U15. Two gas tanks and turn signal lights on the top of the fenders. Never seen one like that. Bought it off the showroom floor. Would that be considered rare ?
I’m really surprised, but I just found your channel and subscribe. I was wondering if you would be interested in heading up to Massachusetts to do a story on the five Broncos that I have and the father and two sons bills that we are getting ready to start now. I bought my bronco in 1994 and it was rolled over the body was broken in three pieces and it didn’t run but it did have a 351 Cleveland out of a 71 mark one mustang and still does why don’t you come up and visit and I’ll show you the Broncos I sons are getting ready to stop building now.
I love old Broncos, too bad they have become unobtainable for the average person. Original Broncos are rare , guys take them and turn them into 6 figure show trucks. I’ll stick with CJ 7’s they can still be bought under 10k, lots of fun.
my 1970 bronco had a PTO winch on it, the front bumper has been extended and the cross member under the engine has been notched for that drive shaft and there`s the hole in the transmission tunnel for the lever to operate it, all of it was gone when i got the bronco, i`m going to leave the bumper the way it is
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Brings back memories of my man and his brother building his 1970 Bronco 289. . pulled the engine and tranny beefed up the suspension installed a 4 speed tranny changed out the transfer case PTO and winch 9000 Ramsey, and got a 351 Cleveland from a wrecked Cougar Eliminator running 750 16 rims and tires , looks great runs like a beast 6 months from start to finish ..? it was built in1980 ,it lives in our barn..? They drive it for Hunting and fishing trips only..?
Love the historical info and discussion on specific features that distinguish certain years and models. Thanks for creating this.
Thank you! It was a fun one for sure
I had 66 back in 1970 with the 170 6 cylinder. It had two oil pumps, for going up hill and down hill and held 8 quarts of oil. It had three on the tree with high and low range.
Fantastic episode by far and I like them all lol. What an impressive collection. Nice story of father passing it down to his kids and Bronco fever down from generation to generation.
It’s a great collection
Good stuff. I need to look at my fender aprons now. Thanks for the information!
Love the Broncos but the story behind the truck is great as well. Thanks
Jimmy has a great collection of rigs and parts !!! Tons of original parts!!! He stopped by my house in south Mississippi and picked up an original halfcab top a few years ago.
That’s awesome!
Awesome stuff!! I was a little disappointed Brownie didn't make the cut, Jimmy lol No kidding though, he is a walking Bronco encyclopedia. Enjoyed the episode
I'm 61, when I was a teenager there was a PTO Jeep in the neighbors farm pasture. It had a trencher hanging off the back. It had a pipe rack and a tow bar on the front. I was told it was never plated and was a trencher it's entire life.
Wow!
Another Great informative video. Thumbs up
Thanks man!
Great video! Can’t go wrong with a visit to the Goldens.
It’s amazing!
I learned a few things about Budd bodies that I found on my 11/65 U15. I always knew about the eyebrow grill and drip rail (rain gutter) behind the control pedals but I did not know about the short kick panel. It's interesting that the green U13 has a speedometer with tick marks under the numbers rather than on the outside (top) of the numbers. Might've been swapped out at some point in time?
The oblong hole in 66-67 was for access to the lift gate strut bracket nuts, later ones had permanent blind nuts installed
Great clip Jimmy. Two things - you could have given us 66 289 pony’s a plug. And you could have chosen a better hat for film day! Great collection and thanks for sharing.
Haha! That’s Jimmy’s favorite hat
I've been interested in Broncos since the 90's. What's rare is a bronco that isn't beat up, hacked on and rusted out! Lol
Haha!
Good job you guys. Way cool, keep on bucking.
Thanks Phil!
Super cool. Thanks
Thank you!
Very Cool!!!
Thank you!
GOOD GUY RIGHT THERE!!! nice job fellas!
Thank you!
My 66 was built in Sept 65. Was originally a have cab but somewhere lost the bulkhead and got a full top.
That’s awesome! Probably a budd truck
My 1922 Dodge Brothers has a Budd body. Not very Bronco related, but in regards to Budd they made car bodies fairly early.
Have y'all ever heard of a U.S.M.C. 67 Bronco ? I bought a 67 hardtop with a USMC nomenclature plate riveted to the dash. The guy I bought it from said he bought it from a military auction in the early 1970's I have not been able to find another one. It belonged to my scout master when I was in scout camp in 1974. Just curious if there are any more out there.
Yes there have been a couple surface. Does your plate on the dash look like the one in the video but stamped USMC?
The Marines Broncos seem to be the least common of the 4 branches.
Thank you for the info, My dash plate is just like the one shown in your video. I guess I have a rare one!
Congrats!
There is still a Bronco in Gilroy CA with a posthole digger on it working for a fence company
Great info. You can always trust a guy with a Tennessee hat, they never cheated in sports. 😂 great vid.
Haha!
Nice channel you have here...
Thanks for the visit
Nice
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I have a set of nos soft doors for a bronco from ford. They are probably the ones that would have been an option for the roadster.
Lord willing, the rarest Bronco II should be at the Super Celebration this year.
Yes!!!! I want to see it
@@NashvilleEarlyBronco I’m also planning to bring my 24k original mile 1989 Bronco II and hopefully the diesel swapped Bronco II I’m working on now.
Whoa! Yes!!!
That was great! Thanks guys
Jimmy I have a 1967 U13 Roadster that I bought at a drug seizure auction in Modesto California in 1989. I sold it to my brother and got it back after he died. I wanna talk to you about restoring it. How can I get in contact with you??
Got a 1975 bronco with 302 and 3 speed converted to floor shift from the column. It has some rust but comes with original interior, 6 point cage, roadster inlets, original hard doors, hard top, soft top, and soft doors. If interested let me know im in mid TN im letting it go.
Shoot me an email nashvilleearlybronco (@) gmail (.) com
@@NashvilleEarlyBronco sorry just saw your reply. I'll send you an email
Do you sell parts?I have a buddy that has a 73 Bronco looking for the front bumper guards.We live in Nova Scotia Canada He has owned it for 35 years bought from his Uncle
I don’t
Bronco heaven lol
Haha! Right
I have a rare one. I bought new in 1973 and has been driven only by a few people. I have the window sticker and all the sale info also. You are welcome to come to Cookeville and get some video as I bring it back to original specs as close to original as possible.
That’s awesome! Can’t wait to see it
As you probably know early Bronco wheel cover are the same except for centers as 1952-53 Mercurys.
The tabs on the back are different as well. The Mercury caps have evenly spaced tabs to hold them on the wheel, the Bronco caps have them in sets of 3.
I had a 68 bronco station wagon U15. Two gas tanks and turn signal lights on the top of the fenders. Never seen one like that. Bought it off the showroom floor. Would that be considered rare ?
Interesting! I’ve never heard of that
I’m really surprised, but I just found your channel and subscribe. I was wondering if you would be interested in heading up to Massachusetts to do a story on the five Broncos that I have and the father and two sons bills that we are getting ready to start now. I bought my bronco in 1994 and it was rolled over the body was broken in three pieces and it didn’t run but it did have a 351 Cleveland out of a 71 mark one mustang and still does why don’t you come up and visit and I’ll show you the Broncos I sons are getting ready to stop building now.
That’s awesome! You should come down to Super Celebration in Tennessee. Broncodriver.com - I’ll be there
Mine has a bench seat out of a ranger just like his 76! 🤣
I love old Broncos, too bad they have become unobtainable for the average person. Original Broncos are rare , guys take them and turn them into 6 figure show trucks. I’ll stick with CJ 7’s they can still be bought under 10k, lots of fun.
One that runs
Is a 1966 V8 289 considered rare ??
We are watching.............
Thanks for watching!
my 1970 bronco had a PTO winch on it, the front bumper has been extended and the cross member under the engine has been notched for that drive shaft and there`s the hole in the transmission tunnel for the lever to operate it, all of it was gone when i got the bronco, i`m going to leave the bumper the way it is
That’s cool
i just bought a 76 explorer..i need help fellas
I drove a 70 bronco with a cab in 1979 it was horrible! Stupid front suspension was junk!
Where I live, what I read and the prices, they are ALL rare.
Haha!
I have a "medium" '68... it isn't rare and it isn't well-done. 🤪
Haha! I like that scale
Wow if you are going to make a video for bronco lovers why don’t you just tell your bronco lovers the truth!! Don’t beat around the bush!!!
Haha! I’ll change the title to “Video for Bronco Lovers”