The story
my newest bronco is this retired fire inspector's truck from my area. 100k, 5.8l, wig-wag headlights, reverse/brake light flashers, super clean inside and out.
mods- warn hubs, rancho steering stabilizer, class IV hitch, electronic trailer brake control, autometer trans and water temp gauges, sunpro tach, xm roady2, 15% tint on rear 3 windows, silverstar bulbs, 4 inch TTB lift and sky Shackle flip(F-450 shackles) with Cragar soft 8's and 33"A/T's. rust bullet and herculiner rolled throughout the interior. — Broncobum
Day one vs. today
Drag to compare 2005 against 2011.
Photo history
150 photos across 6 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.
2005
2005
36 photos added — showing 8
Close-up of an engine bay, showing an aftermarket K&N air intake system. AI caption
Custom engine bay modification a K&N air filter and insulated heat shield. AI caption
Engine bay view of a custom K&N intake system with dual intake tubes and a conical air filter. AI caption
This image shows a custom engine air intake system with K&N filters and heat shielding. AI caption
Close-up of an engine bay showing a custom intake system with a red air filter and silver-wrapped tubing. AI caption
A 1995 Ford Bronco is parked next to a black Jeep Wrangler, both facing forward. AI caption
This 1995 Ford Bronco is shown in a three-quarter front view, its red paint and white top. AI caption
This red Ford Bronco with a white top is parked outside a building. The license plate is visible. AI caption
2006
33 photos added — showing 8
A custom gauge panel with oil pressure and vacuum gauges is shown. AI caption
A custom dashboard panel features two gauges and a row of six switches, likely for aftermarket accessories. AI caption
Custom wiring setup with fuse box and switches, likely for aftermarket accessories. AI caption
Close-up of a custom automotive wiring setup a fuse block and inline fuse holder. AI caption
A custom dashboard panel with gauges and switches, a "BRONCO" emblem, is shown. AI caption
A custom dashboard panel two gauges, a switch bank, and a chrome 'BRONCO' emblem, likely for a vehicle modification project. AI caption
Close-up view of insulated hoses and engine components in a vehicle's engine bay. AI caption
Close-up of a black metal pipe on a cardboard box with visible markings. AI caption
2007
19 photos added — showing 8
A collection of shop tools, including a bench grinder and sharpening equipment, are arranged on a stand. AI caption
Side view of a red 1995 Ford Bronco with a white removable top. AI caption
This red Ford Bronco is shown from the rear quarter angle, parked on a dirt surface with houses in the background. AI caption
This document details a failed vehicle inspection, including emissions and diagnostic results. AI caption
Custom center console modification with openings for gauges and electronics. AI caption
Interior view of a vehicle's center console, a custom-built unit with multiple cup holders and exposed wiring. AI caption
A wooden console part with blue and white stripes is being worked on with clamps. AI caption
Close-up of a vehicle's interior showing a 4x4 shifter and a section of the dashboard with multiple circular openings. AI caption
2008
26 photos added — showing 8
A red Ford Bronco with a white removable top is parked on a driveway, showing its lifted suspension and off-road tires. AI caption
Close-up of a belt sander, a shop tool, with a worn sanding belt. AI caption
A wooden spool of thread is held, displaying text about its composition and a humorous illustration. AI caption
This image shows a shop tool, not a 1995 Ford Bronco, with visible rust and a red label on its base. AI caption
Close-up of a Sears, Roebuck and Co. identification plate with model number 103.0501. AI caption
This is a close-up view of a vintage wood jointer, likely used for woodworking projects. AI caption
A weathered Dunlap motor, likely from Sears, is shown with its identification plate. AI caption
An old, dusty electric motor with a pulley system is shown, likely a shop tool. AI caption
2009
22 photos added — showing 8
2011
3 photos added
This badge indicates a Frigidaire Electric Refrigerator, a product of General Motors Corporation in Dayton, Ohio. AI caption
This photo shows an air conditioning compressor, not a 1995 Ford Bronco. AI caption
A row of valves on a manifold, connected to hoses, is mounted on a wooden plank. AI caption
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