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Is it really!? Never knew that I thought the address said Elizabeth... Didn't see signage either just BKG unless it's 2 different shops?? I'll have to check it out next time I'm at the shop.

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Did they move? I just checked their site and sure enough its atchison ct. Castle rock.
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Error404 wrote:Is it really!? Never knew that I thought the address said Elizabeth... Didn't see signage either just BKG unless it's 2 different shops?? I'll have to check it out next time I'm at the shop.

Edit..

Did they move? I just checked their site and sure enough its atchison ct. Castle rock.


they moved into that new shop about 2 years ago

most of their Broncos are still out back of their house
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Pea green uncut black wheels white top don't tread on me sticker. Nb 25 now passing Fillmore.

Might have been OD green. No fender badges or markers.
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We fixed a leak on this one for fat boys auto. It had a crazy wishbone coil suspension under it. I dropped a card in it
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That is crazy. Wow.
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What the what. That looks like a kit or something, u bolts are holding the arms onto the housing & integrates the track bar.
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whoa whoa wha???
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Yeah it was weird, I wasn't much of a fan, the crossmember/ pivot point was a few inches from the tcase making it setup so that it would have to be removed to R'n'R the trans or tcase. So during disassembly nothing would be there to locate the axle fore and aft
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I've seen something similar on a build thread for an AK4x4 site. Very odd. But I think this build actually had a trailer coupler and a ball welded to the frame.
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Nice rig in the parking lot at the park.

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Went on a little Arvada/Wheat Ridge Christmas light drive tonight and low and behold the very first house I pulled up to was absolutely perfect!!!

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Near my parents in Ft Lupton
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The brown on at kum n go on Fillmore.. and saw a "stroppe" on union younger guy driving it..

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Error404 wrote:The brown on at kum n go on Fillmore.. and saw a "stroppe" on union younger guy driving it..

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Looks like you were hiding in the bushes.
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Sometimes you have to sneak up on broncos in the wild...
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My wife flagged down a 1/2 cab and told them to come talk to me. Couple hours later this was outside my house. It was missing a big red bow. Maybe next Christmas.

Either way I met a father / son new to the EB world. They picked up this good looking rig in Canon City. They knew about CB.com but we're excited to learn about CCB.com. I told them about the breakfasts, builds, and trips. I left out the people part because, well, you know...

I bet they are already in the process of joining. Don't tell them Im NOT the treasurer and there's a $20 membership fee. Shhhhhhhhh...
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Good wife!
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Gregg wrote:My wife flagged down a 1/2 cab and told them to come talk to me. Couple hours later this was outside my house. It was missing a big red bow. Maybe next Christmas.

Either way I met a father / son new to the EB world. They picked up this good looking rig in Canon City. They knew about CB.com but we're excited to learn about CCB.com. I told them about the breakfasts, builds, and trips. I left out the people part because, well, you know...

I bet they are already in the process of joining. Don't tell them Im NOT the treasurer and there's a $20 membership fee. Shhhhhhhhh...



Haha! It was great meeting you. Thanks for all the info!
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Happydog9 wrote:
Gregg wrote:My wife flagged down a 1/2 cab and told them to come talk to me. Couple hours later this was outside my house. It was missing a big red bow. Maybe next Christmas.

Either way I met a father / son new to the EB world. They picked up this good looking rig in Canon City. They knew about CB.com but we're excited to learn about CCB.com. I told them about the breakfasts, builds, and trips. I left out the people part because, well, you know...

I bet they are already in the process of joining. Don't tell them Im NOT the treasurer and there's a $20 membership fee. Shhhhhhhhh...



Haha! It was great meeting you. Thanks for all the info!


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The wife and I went to Barrett Jackson in Scottsdale this past weekend. Amazing display of cars and trucks. There were about 10 Broncos for sale. Most sold between about $20 K to $40 K. Real beauties. Attached are a few pics.
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Wow, some nice rigs! That auction is something I'd like to attend someday. That is an interesting way to do an exo on the bottom pic. Wonder if that would hold up in the real world as that is where the majority of body damage is on mine. I have a feeling it'd collapse, at least on the rear.

But looks like they drove that rig quite a bit seeing the tire wear difference front to back.

They all say "SOLD". Is one of those your new addition??
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There are a number of auctions in the Scottsdale / Phoenix area that weekend. We attended the Bonhams auction on Friday and got to see them sell Ferraris and Bugattis -- one actually sold for $2.7 M while we were there. Barrett Jackson is just a huge amazing event and should be on every car guy or gals bucket list. Much of the show is indoors -- and they auction off thousands of cars in six days.

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Yesterday on C470 at 7:40 AM.

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Has anyone checked out the light blue half cab on Harrison St. off North Nevada? Had some flooring installed by a guy that lives off of Tejon when I spotted this Bronco. Needs work, but foundation looks solid, everything looks original. Flooring guy thinks it is the original owner.
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I've stopped in a few times and left notes. Never gotten a call or an answer at the door. Used to be a baseball bat in a gun rack in the back window.
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Error404 wrote:Is it really!? Never knew that I thought the address said Elizabeth... Didn't see signage either just BKG unless it's 2 different shops?? I'll have to check it out next time I'm at the shop.

Edit..

Did they move? I just checked their site and sure enough its atchison ct. Castle rock.

The bloody knuckles garage is the motorcycle/atv shop that shares the building
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My wife likes to send pictures of Broncos when she's out since I'm not in the car to shout "Bronco". This was off of Hwy 7 in Erie.

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No pictures but I saw two yesterday running errands around Pueblo. The first was a beautiful, red and uncut on Hwy 50 out near the airport. Gave him the thumbs up as I passed. The second I only saw for a second or two as it roared past me in town.
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Saw this one at powers and constitution heading north on powers. Blue and white
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