Guess i should have started here

[Rocknrotty]

Hello I 'm new to site

Been poking around this site for a few days now and i must say this site is really setup wonderfully

Reading through I can see there is a lot of expertise here

This is my project 1980 Bronco XLT, 351m, manual 4X4, on propane as long as i have owned it

To start I purchased this truck in 1991 used for daily driver for 5 years then parked it until Dec 28 2008. Got it to pass inspection on Dec 29 2008

and have been working on it since.

Things been done since Dec.

new heater core, new windshield wiper motor, new battery,new tires, new Rad, new upper & lower hoses, new heater hoses,

new carb 550 holley, new dist. HEI dizzy, new fuel pump, new gas lines, new fuel tank (33 gal), new sending unit, new wire's, new plugs

any way this shall be an ongoing project

so hello

pics are in profile gallery

-R-

 

[Miss Kitten]

hi rocknrotty

great to see a bronco come back to life after 13 yrs of sitting

 

[Rocknrotty]

Been one of those things you know "I should do this I should do that" and after awhile there are too many this's and that's that it gets put off.

This is a good truck and deserves a good retirement.

Here is a pic of my other bronco A REAL ONE and his mom

 

[Miss Kitten]

oh i LOVE horses!!!!

one of my passions that i haven't been able to fullfill by owning any /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

i can spend all day with a horse and the day will pass by too quickly

 

[Rocknrotty]

oh i LOVE horses!!!!
one of my passions that i haven't been able to fullfill by owning any /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

i can spend all day with a horse and the day will pass by too quickly

Well I'll tell you as "they" say the cheapest thing about a horse is buying it.

But as i see it the companionship and loyalty of a good horse is priceless