“booger”1978 Ford Bronco

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i bought this bronco off of ebay from a guy in yankton south dakota had it shipped to my house. it is actually pretty clean for a northern truck not alot of cancer just mainly surface rust. a friend of mine told me to leave it the same color and get a window sticker that said booger so the name fits for now · jjlee76

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1978 Ford Bronco: march of 08 when i got it and before i started stripping everything off of it

random stuff the kick panel pods for the bronco before fiberglass

1978 Ford Bronco: after fiberglass before covering just put speakers in to check for fit

1978 Ford Bronco: just noticed the time stamp on this is wrong this was in march of 08 when i first got it

1978 Ford Bronco: the new headliner i made havent installed it yet so i don't know if it is to heavy or not

1978 Ford Bronco: passenger side kick panel pod i like them but i am already doing something different

1978 Ford Bronco: drivers side kick panel pod ans yeas i know i screwed up on the vinyl thats why i am doing something differer…

1978 Ford Bronco: trim stripped off new steps and new 33s still no where near done

Front of green and white 1978 Ford Bronco with chrome bumper and Texas plate LKN-925

1978 Ford Bronco: had a little fun at the river this weekend

1978 Ford Bronco: got a little bit of cleaning to do

1978 Ford Bronco: Green Ford truck interior with open door, dirty dash, exposed wiring, and muddy floor

Dirty, rusty V8 engine bay of a green Ford Bronco with open hood

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JJ jjlee76 Member since 2008 · 1 vehicle

Engine: for now it just has the 351m in it im debating if i am just going to pull that and go with a 460 or make a stroker motor out of the m just to do something different we will see..... ok have finally decided to go with the stroker motor found a guy that has a couple of running 351ms for a 150 apiece going to get at least one of them here in a couple of weeks and start tearing down and rebuilding what will eventually be roughly a 406 cubic inch motor depending on how much i bore it out. with rough estimates i will be looking at anywhere from 350 to about 450 horsepower and not sure on the torque but i will keep ya'll posted
Drivetrain: c6 keeping that keeping everything else the same got the nine in back may do a disc convertion on that but everthing else stays the same for a company here in amarillo that make the brackets for holding the calipers for 35 apiece
Mileage: 121,000