We had almost that same Bronco while I was in high school. Little lighter blue IIRC. I laid it over on it's side not paying attention going down a hill but somehow only managed to break off a mirror. Wish I still had it!Here's a clean one owner unrestored from Oregon a friend bought.
Pretty amazing find.
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You are supposed to SAY you lost it in a boating accident. You aren't supposed to actually DO it.
Dead serious about re-quoting this daily!
How much do you have to hate yourself to do this sort of foolish shit?
There is something about the boxy frames of the older model SUVs and pickup trucks that endear me FAR MORE than the designs of the newer ones. Perhaps it is because I practically live off of hunting, shooting, and safari stories from the 1930s to 1970s written by figures like Elmer Keith, Ed McGivern, the Kirklands of Dixie Gun Works, Val Forgett of Navy Arms, etc... These vehicles give off the rugged symbolism of adventure and the outdoors and being able to handle almost anything that Nature throws at it. That said, I much rather pick up an older used model Cherokee, even one that is beaten up, and devote some elbow grease into restoring it. The good news is that so many exist in my region alone with varying prices all in reasonable range it is hard to pick one out...
Lampreys are so 1980. The only bloodsuckers we have are Bernie-voting Commie pinko fags.
Think I almost broke my phone screen when I tried to smash that into my face. Wow
Old mechanic here. Manual systems can be maintained, and will nag you when they need something. Electronic stuff just quits working, usually at a bad time. You should be the one doing the thinking in your car. That being said, climate controlled seats are Da Bomb.There is something about the boxy frames of the older model SUVs and pickup trucks that endear me FAR MORE than the designs of the newer ones. Perhaps it is because I practically live off of hunting, shooting, and safari stories from the 1930s to 1970s written by figures like Elmer Keith, Ed McGivern, the Kirklands of Dixie Gun Works, Val Forgett of Navy Arms, etc... These vehicles give off the rugged symbolism of adventure and the outdoors and being able to handle almost anything that Nature throws at it. That said, I much rather pick up an older used model Cherokee, even one that is beaten up, and devote some elbow grease into restoring it. The good news is that so many exist in my region alone with varying prices all in reasonable range it is hard to pick one out...
Well that's true his outfit even says "White People Fuck..."
