Great video, thanks for posting. I just bought a '76 Bronco and in the process of restoring/replacing most of the same items you showed. I'm learning to be a 'mechanic' on this truck - I know nothing about automobiles. Your success is great inspiration. Hope to see more videos from you.
The best mod on this bronco is the middle seat for his little girl. Her child memories will out live the bronco itself. My dad's 1970's Toyota BJ40 is gone but my childhood memories in that diesel thing will forever live on..
Like the video, little shakey for my liking. Good to see a fellow Bronco lover in UT. Your rig reminds me of my first daily driver cept for the fender flares. Need to find me a new rig and soon! Too bad they don't sell for as much as you got yours for anymore!
Awesome job looks really nice ! Im starting a 1969 bronco project fortunately i am a ford mechanic by trade, debating whether to start a build channel like matts garage and nashville, i have some pretty wild plans for it.
great job and great video. just started a '68 2 weeks ago. any chance you can shoot me a pic of your starter solenoid wiring? my car came without one and i can't figure out how to wire it.
Being as I am from Michigan and finding early Bronco with a body & frame that has not been blessed by the Pope. How much do you think it would have cost if you had to of purchased everything new except for the axles, engine, transmission & transfer case?
From Michigan also, I feel your pain! I have a titled '68 frame I am building. Probably about $5k into it so far and it's not a rolling chassis yet. I have axles, suspension, and power steering parts. I'm buying a fiberglass tub that is about $5k for the bare tub. The big picture is a bit overwhelming but step by step it isn't too bad!
I just moved to utah, 1972 bronco - I need to start the upgrades. any mechanic you know local - I'm in park city. thank you - car looks great i have bronco envy.
I take mine to Nudeez in Layton. They’re a hot rod shop. There may be better shops around in SLC but I like the guys a Nudeez Customs. They’ve been helpful.
I just remembered, there’s a bronco shop up in Kamas close to you called Sexton 4x4. He’s a STUD! That’s actually where I bought my bronco. Dustin Sexton is his name. Nice guy. Knows his stuff.
Good afternoon Cameron, Thank you for both saving this Bronco as well as not making it a "trailer Queen"! Great job!
nice job
Great video, thanks for posting. I just bought a '76 Bronco and in the process of restoring/replacing most of the same items you showed. I'm learning to be a 'mechanic' on this truck - I know nothing about automobiles. Your success is great inspiration. Hope to see more videos from you.
This is very impressive to say the least. Good work!
Yeah dude 🤘🏼🤘🏼 awesome job
A Confidence motivation video for me IMHO. many thanks. Also great looking horse. :-)
This looks REALLY nice man!
Great job love the color combo
The best mod on this bronco is the middle seat for his little girl. Her child memories will out live the bronco itself. My dad's 1970's Toyota BJ40 is gone but my childhood memories in that diesel thing will forever live on..
Well Done!!
Like the video, little shakey for my liking.
Good to see a fellow Bronco lover in UT.
Your rig reminds me of my first daily driver cept for the fender flares. Need to find me a new rig and soon!
Too bad they don't sell for as much as you got yours for anymore!
Awesome job looks really nice ! Im starting a 1969 bronco project fortunately i am a ford mechanic by trade, debating whether to start a build channel like matts garage and nashville, i have some pretty wild plans for it.
Jake Classen def start your own channel. Both for you and us!
What you started with is about $20k right now here in Michigan. That being said, very nice job on it! Just takes motivation and a lot of money. Lol
I'm just getting ready to do this
Back firing is usually the spark timing is off.
great job and great video. just started a '68 2 weeks ago. any chance you can shoot me a pic of your starter solenoid wiring? my car came without one and i can't figure out how to wire it.
Being as I am from Michigan and finding early Bronco with a body & frame that has not been blessed by the Pope. How much do you think it would have cost if you had to of purchased everything new except for the axles, engine, transmission & transfer case?
From Michigan also, I feel your pain! I have a titled '68 frame I am building. Probably about $5k into it so far and it's not a rolling chassis yet. I have axles, suspension, and power steering parts. I'm buying a fiberglass tub that is about $5k for the bare tub. The big picture is a bit overwhelming but step by step it isn't too bad!
I just moved to utah, 1972 bronco - I need to start the upgrades. any mechanic you know local - I'm in park city. thank you - car looks great i have bronco envy.
I take mine to Nudeez in Layton. They’re a hot rod shop. There may be better shops around in SLC but I like the guys a Nudeez Customs. They’ve been helpful.
I just remembered, there’s a bronco shop up in Kamas close to you called Sexton 4x4. He’s a STUD! That’s actually where I bought my bronco. Dustin Sexton is his name. Nice guy. Knows his stuff.