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That trailer is crazy, I'd love to see the floor area, if he made it all the same level he'd have over 6 feet of usable space. Keeping most of the front end solves the problem of not enough tongue weight. Shaved handles and that nose are awesome, curious of the weight.

So, I was off yesterday and doing a ride with another Fire Department. They were called out to a barn fire that started by some burning weeds. When I got there I happened to see this...

Sad Bronco Sighting...

Should have asked if it was for sale. Sitting there he might have given you a deal. Might have been able to get for somewhat of a steal, what with the front end thrashed like that.

sbolt19 wrote:Should have asked if it was for sale. Sitting there he might have given you a deal. Might have been able to get for somewhat of a steal, what with the front end thrashed like that.

Oh, I did...his answer was a definite NO.

Very nice stocker Spotted in Brighton this morning. Gave a card to the Mrs of the house. She seemed very nice and says her husband will be very excited to check us out!

D&D72 wrote:Very nice stocker Spotted in Brighton this morning. Gave a card to the Mrs of the house. She seemed very nice and says her husband will be very excited to check us out!

Is that jewel for sale by chance ?

Doubtful, she says its been in the family a very long time and if it is.... you'll have to take a number!

D&D72 wrote:Very nice stocker Spotted in Brighton this morning. Gave a card to the Mrs of the house. She seemed very nice and says her husband will be very excited to check us out!

Sweet truck, a nice one like that is my next purchase.

Saw this one at my son's soccer game in Parker, had a serious pre-runner rear suspension under it.

I spotted this in Santa Rosa NM

Vragor wrote:I spotted this in Santa Rosa NM

Must have been really dark!

I'm not sure why the pic dropped

I'll try again

Walked out my door on saturday and saw a really great looking stocker that had a slight lift without the top on driving by... was pretty shocked. Looked like a teal or light blue color.. know there are 4-5 near me and will probably start bumping into them once mine is done.

anyway last night was out for a walk and about a block away was this one.



there is also one a few blocks from me that is used to plow a parking lot.. i will have to get a pic of that one here soon.

zillacon wrote:Spotted a red halfcab headed north on I25 near Longmont today stacked on a Transporter with a load of cars.

You didn't sell ketchup did you?

zillacon wrote:Tagged a nice Emerald Green one at Home Depot on 120th named the Green Hornet on the fenders.

That was mine, I was grabbing some plastic paint scrapers to remove the "The Green Hornet" decals. =)

I know this won't count, but the guy that rents my house from me up in MN has this sitting in the shop side of the garage. He is also originally from Colorado. We live in a small world.

Nice lifted and uncut green and white EB at Southeast church this morning.

I met a guy (Chad) with a very clean and original '70 tonight at the local car show. He recently picked it up in Pueblo. I carded him.

Where was that car show? He's parked next to my brother in law's Cherokee.

Why, does he owe you money? I guess that's why he said he was on the run.

I am in Farmington N.M. This weekend and this is what passes me by while driving down main street. Ask me if I chased them down and talked broncos for a while.

I met Gorden Baile of Baile built bumpers himself. The orange one is his and is quite often.featured in magazines and advertising. The yellow rig was started from a pile literally saved from the scrapper in november.

Very cool group, on their way to Moab for the bronco safari.

Oh and Gordan has a front bumper for someone in Or around Boulder, he could not remember the name while we talked

hockeydad4-22 wrote:I am in Farmington N.M. This weekend and this is what passes me by while driving down main street. Ask me if I chased them down and talked broncos for a while.

I met Gorden Baile of Baile built bumpers himself. The orange one is his and is quite often.featured in magazines and advertising. The yellow rig was started from a pile literally saved from the scrapper in november.

Very cool group, on their way to Moab for the bronco safari.

Oh and Gordan has a front bumper for someone in Or around Boulder, he could not remember the name while we talked

That is awesome story !

Cool story and cool Broncos! What puts you in FMN? I went to school there many many years ago:)

Both my parents grew up here. I have spent a lot of time here in "toolieville" as my father refers to it. I still have lots of family here.

Gordon is a pretty cool dude. He hits a lot of bronco rallies...for business of course.

Farmington is interesting to say the least. Great for outdoors, wheeling , riding, fishing, etc. All in one place. Not much for nite life though. Drinking, movies, or bowling :)

That yellow one looks like Mad's 77 from over on CB.com. I got to ride in his rig one night when I was in Honolulu, he took me to a bar down on Waikiki beach. Fun night that was.

Spotted a light blue half-cab at some import lot in Nederland. Didn't have time to stop, was called into work again and had to get work.

I've seen an orange Bronco a few times, uncut rear fenders in the Littleton area. It is always sitting in the driveway in the neighborhood just off of Chatfield near where it turns into Platte Canyon. Anyone we know?

saw this "extra light" version at blastec