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Thank you for the help, it is getting repainted need weekyo,
Fred, as usual has it on da Button!
T = Candy Apple Red
as shown in Colors in a 78 (in 1978 Ford Light Truck Color Selections Brochure) Source: by Ford via fordification.com
Colors in a 78 (in Dealer Brochure) Source: by Ford via broncohq.com
Color Codes, Interior & Exterior, 78 Ford
Source: by Ditzler via Quadzilla (Big Red) at http://www.supermotors.org/clubs/superford/vehicles/registry/showmedia.php?id=314015&original=1
more 78 from my site;
1978 Options Source: by Mike M (MRM) at his old medicine.wisc.edu site via web.archive.net
Slow to Load since it's archived
1978 Ford 4-Wheelers Brochure Source: by Ford via by fordification.com
Advertisement, 78 Bronco (Ford 75th Anniversary) Source: by Ford via projectbronco.com
Door Jamb Label (Certification Label, also referred to as the Patent Plate, Data Plate & the Warranty Plate) Depiction with Legend for a 79 Source: by broncohq.com
It is faint, so enlarge it for a better view
History, 78-79 Bronco; Sources: Truck Trend Magazine, "Past Forward", October, 1999. Ford Bronco 1978-1988, Brooklands Books, 1988. Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia, "1973-1974 energy crisis". The Energy Information Administration, "25th Anniversary of the 1973 Oil Embargo". The 1972 Bronco concept drawing and the four concept drawings of the Bronco tops were originally copyrighted in 1972 by **** Nesbitt. The photos were obtained from the October 1999 issue of Truck Trend Magazine and are NOT copyrighted by or the property of westcoastbroncos.com Source: by Trent R & various authors via westcoastbroncos.com
more 78/79 LINKs in my site; search for in a 78 etc using the internal Search engine, have to click next for more hits
such as
Richard Nesbitt, 1978 Bronco Designer; "...Another program I participated in during this time in the light truck studio was the development of a new "Bronco" based on the same format as the Chevrolet "Blazer" pickup truck derivative. This program was code named "Shorthorn". Ford wanted to use their "F" series truck doors without modification. This door combined the window frame area and the lower door as a one-piece formed part. Ford's decision to use the complete door assembly required a permanently fixed steel roof for the driver/front passenger area, although we still had the option of a removable top for the area behind the doors. I proposed a design sketch incorporating a "Targa" style roof band. The built-in roof band helped visually separate the permanent front roof area from the removable fiberglass rear roof section. This design feature became a Bronco "trademark" styling theme from 1978 to 1986. This Bronco was intended for introduction in 1974, but the OPEC oil embargo postponed the release date to 1978..." read more about Mr. Nesbitt & some of his Bronco sketches Source: by **** Nesbitt at mclellansautomotive.com
Bubba's M Block Workshopby Bubba (Dave R) at earthlink.net via web.archive.org
