Early Bronco Built for Off-Roading! Gettin’ it Done!

Yep, that’s Mike Caudill driving! Love my 1975 @Ford Bronco. I designed it for rock crawling and off-road fun. It’s been to SEMA three times now and each year I add news things on to make it better. We are rollin’ an Atlas II Transfer Case and all Yukon down below. Absolutely gets it done.

[@IronSwan73]

What a beautiful build man

[@jasonr9916]

nice bronco!

[@user-wu3rc1sy2h]

What year is this
Very butifull car nice job
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[@badbrewsy4937]

What hood is that? I love it

[@thomasburr9244]

Sounds like shit lolI see 20-year-old 4Runners and Land cruisers doing way more crawling than that and they sound great that suspension is creaking like an old chicken bone

[@hunterrhynes4795]

Lol 20 year old would be 2000. This at earliest is a 77. Kinda stupid comparison.

[@be.A.b]

Any idea why it’s creaking? And how can you prevent the creaking, or what kind of suspension would fix it? I wanna get my husband an early bronco and I’m trying to do research. I don’t know anything about cars

[@isaacedwards4833]

@@be.A.b this is simply a cheap lift kit. Most likely something like a low end Rough Country. The moving parts have cheap or no bushings (rubber cylinders) which eliminate this noise, reduce vibration, and reduces the harsh movements of the metal joints. Moral of the story is save a little more money and get a higher quality suspension system.

[@maxstrube9548]

​@isaacedwards4833 sorry, but rough country doesn't make suspension for this generation bronco. It's more than likely they didn't grease up the bushings when they installed them. Even high end poly bushing will make noise when installed dry

[@DouglasJones-wg6xh]

It could be crawl control locking the brakes that’s more what it sounds like