I just got a 76 Bronco with a snowplow because I am tired of freezing my butt off pushing snow with the Farmall M. I know there are a lot of parts available on line, but I was wondering if anyone has seen any of these in the fence rows across the USA? I would suppose that most of them have rusted away.
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Super Trucker
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Check JEFF'S BRONCO GRAVE YARD in Brighton MI . He will have EVERYTHING you need form some used to new. You can build a brand new 76 bronco from his parts catalog.
I kno its OT and not a box bronco but included a pick of my fullsize.Most of the box broncos I see are still goin down the road.i do see a few from time to time that have been sittin a while but cannot seem to ever get the owner interested in sellin. Love to have one just hard to find one for sale in my area and when you do they want alot more than i wanna pay. Thats why I got a 78 full size. There alot more common and reasonably priced.
NorminN.B.
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I don"t believe that is a 76, at least the body is a 78. Up to 77 was the boxy one"s, if I"m not mistaken. NorminN.B.
NorminN.B.
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I don't believe that is a 76, at least the body is a 78. Up to 77 was the boxy one's, if I'm not mistaken. NorminN.B. On second look, I must be still a sleep. Looking at the wrong post and picture. Sorry
Brian in MI
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May also try Toms Bronco Parts, Wild Horses 4X4, Bronco Hut, Dennis Carpenter, LMC, to name a few. Parts trucks dissapered when cash for clunkers hit.
1977 302 5-speed
1978 460 C-6
1977 302 5-speed
1978 460 C-6
Brian in MI
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77 was the last year for the "early" Bronco 1978 (went on sale March 1977) was the first year foor the Big Bronco
Indiana Steve
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I don"t know where all you guys are from but I haven"t seen a pre 78 Bronco here in northern Indiana in 20 years! The salt ate em all up.
I am from western, Pa, north of Pgh,Pa. I just got a decent running 76 Bronco with a plow. Don't get me wrong it is rusting, but it runs well. Originally I was going to just use it plow snow with, but now I am considering a restoration. I can buy body metal here in Pa. What amazes me is the 4 wheel drive is positive traction and it climbs like a squirrel. The 302 and automatic make a nice combination. I really knew nothing about them until I got this one.
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