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Started by admin , Jan 19 2004 11:38 AM

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#1 admin

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Posted 19 January 2004 - 11:38 AM

Dana here, 26/M/CA (age/sex/location) got my start with the web stuff at Bronco Graveyard in 1999. I also built this truck while working there...

http://www.broncozone.com/70specs.htm

That truck is actually my 5th bronco though. At my innagural show I won Most Functional 4x4 at the Lima, OH Spring jamboree and Ken Brubaker from Petersons 4 Wheel and Off Road asked to shoot the truck for the magazine in a few weeks. Well, my dumb ass rolled it at the Silver Lake Sand Dunes just days before the shoot.

I grew up in Michigan near Bronco Graveyard and just moved to San Diego with my Finacee... no more snow for me :D/

I own http://webdesignsolutions.biz which is a full service web design and programming shop specializing in eCommerce. And no I don't know the chick on my website home page, just came with some stock photos that I purchased.

My New Years resolution is for Bronco Zone to rock!

Dana

Make sure to add images of your truck to your personal photo album!!!

#2 davids78bronco

fabricator extraordinaire

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Location:central Oregon
Interests:Work all day, and build Bronco accessories in my free time. I've built pre-runner and winch bumpers, rock sliders and rear bumpers, w/ or w/o tire carriers, as well as HD cargo racks (not the bolt-to-your-hardtop POS's)

Posted 19 January 2004 - 11:40 AM

Ha, for some reason, I thought you were older

http://www.superford...ew-sig-line.JPG

#3 admin

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Posted 19 January 2004 - 11:50 AM

haha - I'm 26 going on 40 though :-B

Make sure to add images of your truck to your personal photo album!!!

#4 Guest_racerbo836_*

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Posted 16 February 2004 - 09:24 AM

hi i need some help i have a 1986 ford bronco 2 and i need some help i need to kno how to change my freeze plugs. i would also like to kno if there is a web site that i could go to that would give me some diagrams on how to do it.

thanks racerboy

#5 kikenhorse

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Location:New Brunswick Canada
Interests:Restoring and updating by B2. Finding upgrade parts and acessories.. Having a good looking D.D.. The way Henry made it. I love the Cologne Motor.

Posted 16 February 2004 - 12:36 PM

Good luck from this frozen Bronco owner here in Canada. I have really enjoyed the site and have posted a few questions and received some reasonable answers. By the way we do have snow--- lots of it--- about 4ft.
Good luck too with your Biz. too.