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Hey guys. Just found this forum and joined up. I am a Colorado native and am living in Aurora right now. I have a 69 thats been in my family since 1970. I got it from my folks a few years ago but its been in storage. I finally pulled it out this year and got it running again and am looking forward to getting it some much needed updating. As soon as it gets nice again, I'll get some pix of it and post them up. Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself. See ya all soon.

Welcome to the board. Always great to hear about a family owned Bronco. Don't slack off on the pics. You'll find guys here are hungry for Bronco porn.

HI THERE! Welcome to the club. That is amazing to have the truck in the family since original. I am excited to see pics. It is going to be a fun spring and summer here in Colorado so that should help get ya excited to work on you project.

Welcome - Pictures are pretty much required if you plan to stick around here long. Some of us, myself included, simpy must have our Bronco Porn!

Welcome! Always glad to see new members. Prepare to be re-bitten by the Bronco bug. There are some folks on here with really nice trucks.

Welcome to the Colorado "Bronco Nation", the finest group of individuals you'll ever meet.

Welcome Welcome! We don't care if you have to climb over all the storage with a flashlight in your garage when it's -20f outside....take some dang pics and post them!! ;)

Classic69Bronco wrote:Welcome to CCB! Do you plan on keeping her original, or major modding?

It's already modified. Detroit locker in the rear, dana 44 with disc brakes up front, custom paint, ZZ4 Small block Chevy (sorry Ford purists) Thunderbird tilt steering column, etc. etc. Like I say, I'll get some pix up soon. Thanks for the welcome.

What all did you have to do to get that chevy engine in there?

valentino wrote:What all did you have to do to get that chevy engine in there?

The Chevy swap was actually done a long time ago. My dad put a 400 small block in back in the 70's. We had a guy that built transmissions and we put a Torque flight with a chevy bell housing welded on to it. It has been a bullet proof combo. These day, you can get conversion kits to put chevy trans in them.

Do you take that truck four wheeling?How does that 400 perform regular and off road?I would like to put a 383 stroker in one so i was wondering how that 400 was.

valentino wrote:Do you take that truck four wheeling?How does that 400 perform regular and off road?I would like to put a 383 stroker in one so i was wondering how that 400 was.

I have a ZZ4 350crate motor in it now. Both performed excellent though. The 383 would work great. The increased stroke would give you awesome torque for 4 wheeling. I think that would be a great power plant for a Bronco.

Welcome. glad you found us. let's see some pic of that bronco!!