www.ColoradoClassicBroncos.com

I just thought I would share something I found when I was looking for information. Neat write up for sure.

http://broncozone.com/topic/21568-67-military-broncos/

Definitely interesting. 25k entry price for one though?

Did you see that on the invoice? My eyes got tired of straining. LOL I know the invoices we had for the Humvees (HMMWV) when I was in werent but 22k per.

Nah, the author stated that to buy a military Bronco today, a collector would likely have to pay that much.

Oh I musta skipped right past that to pics. LOL

A friend of mine in TX has (had?) one. Can't recall if he sold it or not. Pretty cool!

J.D.

Jesus_man wrote:A friend of mine in TX has (had?) one. Can't recall if he sold it or not. Pretty cool!

J.D.

Confirmed - the bronco that belonged to my friend is the one this guy now owns. I think my buddy just stumbled upon it and bought it for fairly cheap. Don't know what he sold it for...

J.D.

Someone on CB suggested I put a big white STAR on my Door, im really liking that idea now. Maybe ill put name and rank on the windshield too haha!!

I was seriously considering do an "Ol' Sarge" build on my '66 a few years back. Wanted to go 4BT, full width 3/4 axles with military beadlocks, flat OD green paint with flat black accents, and all military gauges and switches in the truck. Never happened, obviously. But I will be bringing some very distinct military highlights to the '72.

A turret on the hard top with a tool kit from a HMMWV on the back, I would love to have gear reductioned Hubs from one as well as the wheels along with the seats, and big COMMO radio unit in the center. Or Just leave it alone and save up for a M1038 W/W and be happy LOL

three is a thread on CB.com where that first pic of all the broncos under the wing of the plane is exposed as a photoshop job

Hey Guys,

As the writer of the Military Bronco History and Story on Classicbroncos.com, Broncofix.com, and Broncozone.com I take pride in what I have worked on and written on these websites and often do google seaches for any new info or post on these Broncos and I ran across this Forum and Post that was written on here I want to start by saying thanks to thoughs of you whom like my article. If there are any questions on it please feel free to ask. I feel like there might be some question on this subject.

Who history and very interesting article.

navybronco66 wrote:Hey Guys,

As the writer of the Military Bronco History and Story on Classicbroncos.com, Broncofix.com, and Broncozone.com I take pride in what I have worked on and written on these websites and often do google seaches for any new info or post on these Broncos and I ran across this Forum and Post that was written on here I want to start by saying thanks to thoughs of you whom like my article. If there are any questions on it please feel free to ask. I feel like there might be some question on this subject.

I would love to have one myself. A clone or no clone. mine wouldn't fit the bill for a clone unless I yanked the axles back out. Maybe a beefed up Heavy Duty WARFARE style Bronco. Thanks for taking your time to write the articles. History is the best way to learn about ourselves and how to live better lives.