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“Andrea's Ride”1986 Ford Bronco

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The story

Bought on a whim outside a liquor store for $500.00. Couldn't get it running right, and it turned out that #5 and #6 cylinders were swapping compression. The block was burned out between the cylinders, so the Bronco sat in my construction yard for five years, until I decided to resurrect it. · HKopp

Photos

This is what the Bronco barfed out. It was very sick. 1986 Ford Bronco: Before the operation Engine bay of a 1986 Ford Bronco showing air filter, hoses, and AC components. 1986 Ford Bronco: Those evil solenoids 1986 Ford Bronco: After the operation. I should paint the valve cover. Engine bay showing a blue DUI distributor, brake fluid reservoir, and hoses 1986 Ford Bronco: The carb that works. 1986 Ford Bronco: National Carburetor ND-1506 on an engine. 1986 Ford Bronco: Feedback carb on the left, user-friendly carb on the right. 1986 Ford Bronco: My son installing Monstaliner 1986 Ford Bronco: Freshening up the paint Interior rear view of a worn 1986 Ford Bronco showing the back seat and cargo area. Person using an angle grinder inside the bed of a tan Ford Bronco. Interior of a classic Ford Bronco with brown coated floor and dashboard. 1986 Ford Bronco: Black and tan interior door panel on a wooden surface Plywood with a drawn template line 1986 Ford Bronco: Plywood cut to shape with traced cutouts, clamped to supports in a workshop. 1986 Ford Bronco: Interior view of a disassembled vehicle showing the floor pan, dashboard, steering wheel, and gear shifter. A… Person kneeling by a tan Ford Bronco, working on fuel door. 1986 Ford Bronco: Young man smiling in the driver's seat of a classic pickup truck.

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