Off Road July 1972 Clover Manufacturing's Bronco

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Unaweep
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Off Road July 1972 Clover Manufacturing's Bronco

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Prototype for Performance - edit - I loaded the files backwards, so start from bottom picture and go up.
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Cool stuff. Thanks for posting. Don Allison has one of those p/s gear boxes, or something quite similar.
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My dad and grandpa took the factory tire carrier and extended it to fit a jerry can just like that.
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Love that vintage media!
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Gunnibronco wrote:Cool stuff. Thanks for posting. Don Allison has one of those p/s gear boxes, or something quite similar.


IIRC, it's called a Shrillo power assist. Interesting concept.
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