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“Ol' Blue”1973 Ford Bronco

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The story

Purchased in late May, 2015. Since then I have installed the following new items: Comp Cams Racing timing chain & gears, Afco Racing radiator, starter solenoid, distributor (housing, cap, button, points, & condensor), plugs & wires, Guaranteed Carburetors rebuilt Motorcraft carburetor, master cylinder, wheel cylinders (x4), brake lines, coil, & ignition. — Bigbeardbiii

Photos

1973 Ford Bronco — Engine bay detail with blue paint, hoses, and wires. Supermotors.net logo visible Close-up of engine bay showing carburetor, wiring, and a blue valve cover with embossed text Close-up of engine bay with spark plug wires, hoses, and metal brackets 1973 Ford Bronco — Engine bay with hoses, cables, and rusty metal parts. A blue painted surface is visible 1973 Ford Bronco — Underhood view of brake master cylinder and lines with corroded metal nearby 1973 Ford Bronco — Underside engine and frame components with a hand reaching in Close-up of engine bay showing carburetor, fuel lines, and linkage. Some rust is visible on metal components 1973 Ford Bronco — Engine bay with metal tubes, wires, and a rusty component Engine bay with fuel lines and electrical connectors Mud-covered bolt threaded into a rusty metal bracket, with other corroded metal components visible Close-up of a bolt and rusty metal in an engine bay, with a gloved hand visible 1973 Ford Bronco — Engine bay with blue painted component, hoses, and metal parts. Some rust is visible Engine bay with blue air cleaner housing and hoses 1973 Ford Bronco — Lines & Hoses From Evap. Tank: Two Metal Lines that run along frame then turn to rubber hoses going up to the… 1973 Ford Bronco — Two Metal Lines coming from the Evap. Tank Connected to Inside Driver's Side Rear Fender Well & a Rubber Hose… Picture of Charcoal Canister Below Engine Bay on Passenger Side is a Sideways picture (Sorry)! Picture of Breather with Tit to connect the cardboard lined hose (pictured bottom left) which IS connected to… Picture of Driver's Side of Gas Tank with Two Tits not connected to any hoses (in center of picture covered i… 1973 Ford Bronco — The Two lines from the Evap. Tank running from the inner driver's side rear fender well hanging next to the d… Close-up of engine bay showing carburetor, distributor, spark plug wires, and hoses Close-up of engine bay with various hoses and spark plug wires 1973 Ford Bronco — Carburetor and engine bay with wires and hoses visible Engine bay with carburetor and spark plug wires Blue engine valve cover with raised 'POWER' lettering, showing rust and wear. Hoses and wires are visible 1973 Ford Bronco — close-up of engine sensor with hoses and wires attached Exhaust pipe and bracket detail Close-up of rusted metal components, possibly from a vehicle's undercarriage 1973 Ford Bronco — Close-up of rusty metal parts and bolts under a vehicle Rusty engine component with blue painted metal and a wire 1973 Ford Bronco — Exhaust manifold and engine block detail Close-up of engine components including a blue valve cover and rusty exhaust manifold 1973 Ford Bronco — Close-up of a rusty engine hose fitting with a ribbed outlet. 1973 Ford Bronco — Close-up of a blue engine block with carburetor and spark plug wires. Two boxes and four yellow Monroe Gas-Magnum shocks on a rag Yellow shock absorber with "MAGNUM" and "MADE IN U.S.A." text Yellow shock absorber end with visible wear and a Supermotors.net watermark Yellow shock absorber with chipped yellow paint revealing blue underneath Two yellow shock absorbers with black rubber bushings are on a cloth Close-up of a vehicle's voltage regulator with wires and part of a coolant reservoir Rusted metal voltage regulator with a cylindrical component attached, mounted on a blue surface

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