What modifications are on Ed Huggler's 1989 Bronco?

Sterling full-float 10.25 rear axle, solid Dana 44 and radius arms from a '78 Ford Quadravan, 4.10 gears with Trak Locs, and a .030-over 351W with flattop pistons and 58cc heads converted to mass air using a modified 1990 Ford Mustang ECM wiring harness.

How can I get my Bronco featured in Bronco Driver Magazine's Reader's Rides?

Send photos to info@Broncodriver.com or mail to P.O. Box 30806, Knoxville, TN 37930. If your photo didn't make this issue, it may appear in an upcoming one.

What engine and transmission does Pat Easley's 1972 Bronco use?

A 5.0 from a 1998 Explorer with a 4R70W AOD transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, 3.5-inch Wild Horses lift, 1-inch body lift, and Hydro Boost braking.

What drivetrain is in Dave Langham's 1971 Bronco?

An '83 Police Interceptor 351 Windsor with Holley 750 carb, Mallory ignition, NP435 4-speed, Dana 20 transfer case, Dana 44 front and Ford 9" rear with Posi-Traction, 4.11 gears, and 31x10.50 Dunlop Radial Rovers on 15x10 Shelby Slot Mags.

What size tires and lift are on John Gerteisen's 1979 Bronco?

42-inch Super Swampers with a nine-inch Superlift suspension lift, three-inch body lift, and 3.55 gears (planned to be replaced).

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Bronco Driver Magazine Reader's Rides - 1966-1993 Ford Bronco Builds (Page 17)

Bronco Driver Magazine Reader's Rides page featuring early Ford Bronco builds

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Bronco Driver Magazine Reader's Rides spread: grid of owner-submitted early Ford Broncos (1966-1993) with build specs like Dana 44 axles, 35-inch tires and engine swaps.

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This is page 17 of Bronco Driver Magazine, a "Reader's Rides" feature showcasing fourteen reader-submitted Ford Broncos with photos and modification descriptions. The vehicles range from a 1966 Ford Bronco to two 1993 Broncos, spanning early classic Broncos (1966-1977), fullsize models (1979, 1989), and OBS-era trucks (1993 Eddie Bauer and XLT). Each entry lists the owner's name, state (or country — one owner is from Chile), model year, and drivetrain/build details such as engine swaps (351 Windsor, 5.0 from a 1998 Explorer, 302 builds), transmissions (NP435, Borg Warner T-18, 4R70W AOD, New Process four-speed), axles (Dana 44, Ford 9", Sterling 10.25), lockers (Detroit, E-Locker), gear ratios (4.11, 4.10, 3.55), and lift/tire setups (up to 42" Super Swampers with a 9" Superlift). The header invites readers to submit photos to [email protected] or P.O. Box 30806, Knoxville, TN 37930. Notably relevant to the uploader is Ed Huggler's 1989 Bronco entry, which describes a Sterling full-float 10.25 rear, solid Dana 44 with radius arms from a '78 Ford Quadravan, 4.10 gears with Trak Locs, and a .030-over 351W converted to mass-air using a '90 Mustang ECM and modified wiring harness.

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What modifications are on Ed Huggler's 1989 Bronco?: Sterling full-float 10.25 rear axle, solid Dana 44 and radius arms from a '78 Ford Quadravan, 4.10 gears with Trak Locs, and a .030-over 351W with flattop pistons and 58cc heads converted to mass air using a modified 1990 Ford Mustang ECM wiring harness.
How can I get my Bronco featured in Bronco Driver Magazine's Reader's Rides?: Send photos to [email protected] or mail to P.O. Box 30806, Knoxville, TN 37930. If your photo didn't make this issue, it may appear in an upcoming one.
What engine and transmission does Pat Easley's 1972 Bronco use?: A 5.0 from a 1998 Explorer with a 4R70W AOD transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, 3.5-inch Wild Horses lift, 1-inch body lift, and Hydro Boost braking.
What drivetrain is in Dave Langham's 1971 Bronco?: An '83 Police Interceptor 351 Windsor with Holley 750 carb, Mallory ignition, NP435 4-speed, Dana 20 transfer case, Dana 44 front and Ford 9" rear with Posi-Traction, 4.11 gears, and 31x10.50 Dunlop Radial Rovers on 15x10 Shelby Slot Mags.
What size tires and lift are on John Gerteisen's 1979 Bronco?: 42-inch Super Swampers with a nine-inch Superlift suspension lift, three-inch body lift, and 3.55 gears (planned to be replaced).