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TEXASforLIFE said:
not a F-or-D or a de-oh gee person, but do like the 60's to early 70's cars of both. i found 1 of these in a town i drive by a lot. i need to stop and ask if it's for sale. it looks very close to this pic as it is a falcon..i care less if it's original or ever stays that way, but wouldn't mind having this bad boy! i'm pretty sure it's a falcon and not a fairlane.

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Reminds me of east Austin in the 80's. Sweet Ride!
 
SL66 said:
Nice Vintage Bronco showed up at our facility a few years back. Coyote powered of course.View attachment 93483View attachment 93484View attachment 93485View attachment 93486View attachment 93487
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my grandparents have had many broncos over the decades and 2 have been the (and still have 1 w/302) of the topless (p/u bed) models. i'd have too check the year model. original red body w/white top cab. iirc, it's removable. 3-speed column shift. i would NOT want to put big hp in 1 of those w/o doing extensive suspension work and maybe a wide body kit for better stability!
 
wish i still had my classic (not all original) '65 stingray. can't find any pics, but here's a descriptive lo

all black w/silver 427 hood (just the cowl)
black interior
4-speed muncie
~3.70 rear
350 (no 327mfi 🤬)
custom wheels (don't remember the brand)
i added 4-piston ss calipers6
fixing the e-brake was a pita as the very small fit inside the rotors (drum inside the rotor)
finder flares on all 4
 
last2brake said:
Just thinking about that short-wheelbase made my phone start to wobble just from typing the word "Coyote". But, MAN !, what a sweet Bronco.
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I too would be weary of short wheel base along with lifted suspension combined with BIG horsepower. Still would not mind it sitting in my driveway. We can dream, right?
 
last2brake said:
Çoupe ? Convertible ?
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convertible of coarse............2 years of working on it and less than 3 months after finishing it i wrapped my a$Z if fiberglass going airborne that ended upside down.........glad i WASN"T wearing a seatbelt..........so much for seatbelts saves lives............seatbelt killed my brother, but saved my father and i. i was in 3 serious wrecks where i didn't have a setbelt on............walked away from 2 and 1 was an ambulance ride and no internal injuries and no broken bones. blood........oh ya....stitches needed...oh ya. i've been told by several surgeons that wearing a seatbelt with my neck condition and airbags going off will kill me...then i told them my stories about the 3 previous accidents. between the metal plates and screws i'm literally screwed by an airbag..........probably safer slipping in the shower and living 🤣 . i'm extremely defensive when it come to my neck! people don't want to find out what 'll do too protect it!
 
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