Our 76 is coming together

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Dropped the chassis off to the body shop last week and stopped by to see the two together after almost a year.
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Looking great! That must feel good.
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Very cool! I've heard of tin foil hats before, but cages...?? LOL!
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It kept the government from knowing her location during the build.
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That looks sharp!
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Amazing build - excited to see it get back on the road.
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Looks great. What color is it? Love it.
1976 Bronco "Green, Yellow, whatever", 1969 Bronco "Red", 1972 Bronco Stocker "Kind of Blue/Grayish"
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Graphite with satin black special decor and hood scoop.
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Looks great! Let us know if you're not going to make your deadline. Might be some help available.
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It's graphite gray and flat black for the special decor strip/hood scoop. It's slowly coming together. Every time I touch it I find more parts I need. Shipping delays are the only breaks I get, so I'm not too upset.
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Any updates ? It's looking very close popcorn
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Just wanted to drop an update here. It's on the road but still has a few things to finish up. Radio, remote start and a few other small things. Hoping to be back home in October to finish her up.

Anyone know a good tuner for a carburetor setup?
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Looks great! Tuning a carb isn't hard if you're willing to invest in an wideband AFR gauge. Then the world is your chassis dyno.
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Greg at Hutchinson Auto (# 719-632-1326), if you're here in Colorado Springs, great guy and great with carbs. Tell him Corey Riley sent you.


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Remote start on a non-efi setup, is that possible? I know my Bronco needs some pedal playing to start when even remotely cool outside.

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Servos and remote?
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landshark wrote:Servos and remote?

Heck yeah. Turn it into a drone.
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