1974 Bronco U15
- mwlynch3
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1974 Bronco U15
Well, it's official. I am a Bronco owner. Picked it up today. This thing runs great.
302, 3 on the tree, primer, runs better than my '03 Jeep GC.
This thing is a blast to drive.
Almost everything is stock on it.
All I need: Passenger Seat Bracket, one headlight, one plate welded in passenger side rear fender/tub, fuel gauge will not read (all other gauges work great), and lastly PAINT.
I got tires today (31" BFG ATs) ,those are getting mounted tomorrow, I cleaned out all the dirt/parts/dust/rust dust/crap from the inside, and drove it 5 miles home, through downtown hauling a$$. Anyone have a passenger seat bracket for sale? Also, will need help welding that plate.
Hope to see you all soon.
Mike
302, 3 on the tree, primer, runs better than my '03 Jeep GC.
This thing is a blast to drive.
Almost everything is stock on it.
All I need: Passenger Seat Bracket, one headlight, one plate welded in passenger side rear fender/tub, fuel gauge will not read (all other gauges work great), and lastly PAINT.
I got tires today (31" BFG ATs) ,those are getting mounted tomorrow, I cleaned out all the dirt/parts/dust/rust dust/crap from the inside, and drove it 5 miles home, through downtown hauling a$$. Anyone have a passenger seat bracket for sale? Also, will need help welding that plate.
Hope to see you all soon.
Mike
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
MW - way excited for you!! I know you have been looking for a long time and that looks like a great Bronco. Cool that it was kept very stock. The 31's will be a very nice addition for looks and safety. Welcome to Bronco ownership - this is going to be a fun summer! Congrats!
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
That looks like it has lots of potential.
We are gonna call it "lone wolf" until you get another seat in it
We are gonna call it "lone wolf" until you get another seat in it
1977 Sport, 351w OBDII EFI motor, 4R70W auto, 4:88 gears, ARB lockers, 3.5" suspension, 33" tires.
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
Hey, Lone Wolf might just stick! Congrats on the new Bronco!
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
about time lone wolf.lol
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
Awesome!! Before you replace that one headlight with another mediocre one, check out an inexpensive HID kit from www.ddmtuning.com
J.D.
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1973 Bronco, 351 SEFI, Locked, discs, 35's ZF-5spd and Atlas 4spd. 235:1 Crawl Ratio. It may be ugly, but it's slow.
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
how much did you pay?
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
I paid what he was asking for. $3500. Well worth it, the seller was pretty cool. He threw in a bunch of extras that I wasn't expecting. I know what these things are worth, and I am not the type of person to nickel & dime somebody over some petty crap. He was honest about everything and I have not had a single surprise about the Bronco. The only surprise I really had was that the horn works.
I had no idea it worked and after three days of driving, I figured it out. The fuel gauge also works now too.
I am very pleased with this vehicle and I look forward to driving the piss out of it. In my family, we buy 'em and drive 'em. I don't see the point in having 20 cars in a garage and not driving them ever. So I may not beat it to death, but I ain't gonna rub it with a diaper.
Mike
I had no idea it worked and after three days of driving, I figured it out. The fuel gauge also works now too.
I am very pleased with this vehicle and I look forward to driving the piss out of it. In my family, we buy 'em and drive 'em. I don't see the point in having 20 cars in a garage and not driving them ever. So I may not beat it to death, but I ain't gonna rub it with a diaper.
Mike
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
I really liked the seller's ad for this Bronco - there was a new one each day like a Mel Gibson voice mail. Something to look forward to 

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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
Where are you located. I have 115v and could possibly help with the welding if you're close. Well that is after I get some more argon/co2 - I'm out at the moment.
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Re: 1974 Bronco U15
I live in Denver, about 6 blocks from Coors Field. I think I got a buddy who is going to weld it up for me. Thanks though, but I am open for suggestions from another Bronco owner... I have some potentially stupid questions.
Let me know...
MW...
Let me know...
MW...