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    That sucker ought to be bullet proof for sure!What size meats you gonna be running?And gear ratio's?That half cab is cool and makes it like a little pickup!Room for stuff and a dog box!Love a hydraulic roller.How much vacuum running that cam and are you running flat tops?
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    Duration @ .050" (degrees) - 221 intake/225 exhaust
    Lift w/ 1.6 rocker (intake/exhaust) - .499"/.510"
    Lobe seperation (degrees) - 112°
    Just running stock pistons with new rings. Changed out to better travel valve springs and hardened pushrods. We looked at having it bored and stroked but I want this to be a reliable driver that sounds and looks cool. Eventually will install a roll bar and back seat for removing the top and cruising backroads.

    As far as tires I am looking at 35" swamper TSL or LTB on either a 15" or 17" M/T Classic III.

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    went to a car show four or five years ago and ford had a concept ford bronco on display. Looked awesome, but have not heard anything about them making it.

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    They had an april fools joke going around about a 3.8L concept diesel bronco, and also a supercharged gas burner, they hurt my feelings. Had me drooling reading about it until I got to the April Fools part. Some of the concept Bronco's are cool, other, not so much. I like the early body styles with a little modern flare added to them. They're tough. I should probably gear it lower, but going to pound the street for the most part, so I will stick with the 3.50s for cruising.

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    I'll be looking forward to seeing that run!!
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    I had a '68 model full cab with the 289 in it. Drove it for about 15 years. I really miss it now.
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    Sounds like a cool and reliable set up!That tall gear will help with gas mileage.Can't wait to see the finished product.
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    It sure will, had 411s in mine and it was like using a jake brake when you let off the gas. A set of 350s wouldn't hurt, the low range is really low. Gonna be fun watching the build.
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    My fishing buddy in Fla has a 64 Bronco(I think that is the year, will have to double check) that he bought in 1967. He has had it stripped to the frame and de-rusted and repainted. Rebuilt motor and tranny, all stock 64. He told me it was one of the only ones I would ever see that did not have the rear wheel wells cut out to accommodate bigger tires. I need to get a picture of it for y'all to see. It looks just like it did in 64.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post
    My fishing buddy in Fla has a 64 Bronco(I think that is the year, will have to double check) that he bought in 1967. He has had it stripped to the frame and de-rusted and repainted. Rebuilt motor and tranny, all stock 64. He told me it was one of the only ones I would ever see that did not have the rear wheel wells cut out to accommodate bigger tires. I need to get a picture of it for y'all to see. It looks just like it did in 64.
    SeaRay,
    if he has the first year model Bronco it would be a 1966 the early Broncos was from 1966-1977 and the full-size Broncos was from 1978-1996 !!! and if he made it all original that thing is worth a whole lot moneys !!!!

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