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[BroncoInAus]

Hi everyone, Just started looking at some of the topics and have learnt so much allready....Thankyou!!!

Some parts are no longer Available in Australia and am finding myself starting to import bits and pieces from America.

Looking forward to posting on this forum

Regards

Ross

 

[Bronc76]

Welcome aboard, and post away!

 

[miesk5]

Welcome!

 

[Seabronc]

Welcome to the Zone > . You can get most body sheet metal parts here from the Bronco Graveyard http://www.broncogrveyard.com or LMC Truck http://www.lmctruck.com. I believe that they both ship international. However, some body parts will have to be fabricated. I just cut the rear end off a 96 to get the tub and gate support and even at that I had to replace some of the metal that came with it.

Good luck,

 

[77bronco_ed]

Hi everyone, Just started looking at some of the topics and have learnt so much allready....Thankyou!!!Some parts are no longer Available in Australia and am finding myself starting to import bits and pieces from America.

Looking forward to posting on this forum

Regards

Ross

G'day Mate,

Welcome!

I had an opportunity to head down under in 2007 Oz

I don't recall seeing many Ford Bronco's while there.. You have to be among the few!

I would love to get a hold of one of those nice Aluminum Bumpers/Brush bars that seemed to be everywhere

oh... and one of those snorkel units as well /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Maybe we can help you out sending along a few used parts that you locate here in the states. Shipping is going to be crazy.... But then again It appeared that you folks have to pay high prices for everything there already.

Ooroo

 

[BroncoInAus]

G'day Mate,
Welcome!

I had an opportunity to head down under in 2007 Oz

I don't recall seeing many Ford Bronco's while there.. You have to be among the few!

I would love to get a hold of one of those nice Aluminum Bumpers/Brush bars that seemed to be everywhere

oh... and one of those snorkel units as well /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Maybe we can help you out sending along a few used parts that you locate here in the states. Shipping is going to be crazy.... But then again It appeared that you folks have to pay high prices for everything there already.

Ooroo

G'day and thanks for the welcome,

I had to do a google search to find out what a brush bar was :lol: , now i know. we call them Bull bars or Roo bars (as in kangaroo). if you are travelling out side of city areas and you hit on of these mungrels you will do some serious damage to your vehicle. I have one on my Bronco, polished alluminum big bastard of a thing had it custom made for $900, see gallery photo under Hardos Bronco. I have shipped over some small items and postage has been good and fair but i can see the larger items costing a bomb and may consider buying a second hand Bronco and shipping over for parts, i have a mate that just bought a 4dr 67 Ford Fairlane and he is thinking of doing the same thing so we will probably combine shipping.My brother is shouting himself a 55th birthday present and is flying to LA this Saturday and then onto Vegas for a week or so. i have asked him to gather some info for me while he is there. our dollar is reasonably strong at the moment and it makes good sense to look at this option.

And yes you are right we do pay a lot for living in Aus, but hey i love it and life is pretty good here.

Have a good one

Ross....

 

[BroncoInAus]

Welcome to the Zone > . You can get most body sheet metal parts here from the Bronco Graveyard http://www.broncogrveyard.com or LMC Truck http://www.lmctruck.com. I believe that they both ship international. However, some body parts will have to be fabricated. I just cut the rear end off a 96 to get the tub and gate support and even at that I had to replace some of the metal that came with it.
Good luck,

Thanks for the welcome,

Broncograveyard is a ripper of a site and will order some smaller items first off to see how they go, i hope i can do some business with them soon thanks for the links.

You are lucky that you can do some of the metal work yourself unfortunatley i'm not that good with metal work, but i have plenty of mates that are.

Good pics looked like a tough job, end result is worth it.

regards

Ross

 

[BroncoInAus]

Welcome!

Thanks mate

 

[BroncoInAus]

Welcome aboard, and post away!

Cheers thanks mate

Ross

 

[Boakeillece]

Welcome to the Forum Murli......hope to see you around frequently

We all are also happy to have you here...