Your first Bronco, or repeat offender?

[duder2233]

I guess technically it will be my second, although my first one was a Hot Wheels that came in a set with a Mustang with the chromatic graphics. I'd love to recreate that.

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[Rubisquatch]

It will be my second as I owned a 1987 Bronco II.

 

[Ramble_Offroad]

When I was in high school I had an 85’, black & gray with a red pinstripe. I adored that truck. As dumb kids do, I flipped it in 93’. I haven’t owned a Ford since so this will be a bit of a homecoming I guess.

 

[The Compensator]

My Dad let me take his 92 EB to prom back in 1999, and I've been in love with them ever since. I currently daily drive this 94:

 

[Fonz54]

Number two for me. First one was a '78 I bought from my Father in-law.

 

[Monster79]

Got three and ready to add the fourth. Really would like to have one of each Gen.

 

[okbob]

71' u15 wrecked, 81' sold, 71' u15 still owned, 66' u14 still own, 66' u14 sold, 66' u15 still own.

 

[Silver-Bolt]

2ea Rangers
2ea Lightnings
2ea Raptors
1ea F150
1ea F350

No Broncos yet.

 

[mC.242]

This will be my first. I've had plenty of trucks and SUVs over the years, but to be honest only one of those even had 4wd. Looking forward to the new adventures!

 

[shieldsy]

Hunting\back country trip a few months ago in the '79.

If the 6G treats me 1\2 as well as this one has over the years, I would be ecstatic. It has gotten me to and back safely from a lot of shenanigans and adventures.

 

[BLUESTEEL]

This will be my Fifth. My first car was a 1973. I did a lot of modifications to it and won a lot of Mud Run trophy's. I did roll it one but got it back into good shape and ran it a few more years. Sold it in 1984 and got #2. A Bronco II. (Very under powered 2.8l V-6). #3 was a 1986 Bronco II Much better motor. 2.9L V-6 (Loved that one). I now have a 1976 purchased 10 years ago. Full body off restoration with many performance modifications. 351 400hp. B&M C-4. That one is for driving to the ice cream shop with the grandkids. Never gets wet. LOL I've gotten old and don't want to scratch it. Now I have a new one coming for the wife. I will now have paint the 1976 to match. His and Hers.

 

[Doc Rocket]

My first but I've driven FSB's for work in the past. Owned a Ramcharger, loved it but hated the worthless 318 p.o.s they stuck in it.

Had an '86 Ramcharger, I would have to second the gutless comments on the 318 in that (2 bbl carb, I think the factory rating was 120 Hp--still liked the truck a lot). Sold that, bought a '79 Bronco with a swapped in 460, mated to the NP435 4 speed. 33" MTs, Custom trim level (no air, no console, pretty much no anything, except torque. The doors were swapped in from a '74 F-250, so I had two keys, one for the doors, one for the ignition and the tailgate. Previous owner had sprayed the whole thing back to the factory medium brown color to go with the sand colored fiberglass top.

 

[LeshMcG]

First time Ford owner here. It better treat me well! I've had a Chevy Blazer and two Nissan Xterras.

 

[dominicenoa]

I had a 1996 Oxford White Bronco in high school (ultimate OJ-mobile). Loved that thing and have been waiting for a Bronco revival since I sold it 11 years ago.

 

[Mattwings]

88, 90 Bronco II’s 91 Bronco (all different time lines). Loved all three with the 90 Bronco II being my favorite. All three were manual and All three were 100% reliable. Never had an issue that wasn’t caused by me. All had 100k plus miles when I sold them. I don’t think I ever did anything to the Bronco II’s except maintenance and tires. Full Size I freshened up when I got it at 70k miles with car back exhaust, 31” tires , new shocks, brakes etc. The 302 with 3.08 gears and manual was a bit of a dog. My 97 4.6 F150 that replaced it was a comparebale rocket ship (also manual).

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