How to identify a "RARE" Bronco
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Published 2023-03-14
Jimmy Golden takes us around a few of his rare Broncos and explains what makes them rare.
00:00 - A Rare 1966 Ford Bronco
09:40 - 1967 Military Bronco
14:14 - Glen Alpine Police Bronco
16:28 - 1968 U13 Roadster from Green Acres
20:23 - 1976 Explorer package Bronco
24:56 - Mohave Tan half cab
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All Comments (21)
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Brings back memories of my man and his brother building his 1970 Bronco 289. . pulled the engine and tranny beefed up the suspension installed a 4 speed tranny changed out the transfer case PTO and winch 9000 Ramsey, and got a 351 Cleveland from a wrecked Cougar Eliminator running 750 16 rims and tires , looks great runs like a beast 6 months from start to finish ..? it was built in1980 ,it lives in our barn..? They drive it for Hunting and fishing trips only..?
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Love the historical info and discussion on specific features that distinguish certain years and models. Thanks for creating this.
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I had 66 back in 1970 with the 170 6 cylinder. It had two oil pumps, for going up hill and down hill and held 8 quarts of oil. It had three on the tree with high and low range.
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Fantastic episode by far and I like them all lol. What an impressive collection. Nice story of father passing it down to his kids and Bronco fever down from generation to generation.
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Good stuff. I need to look at my fender aprons now. Thanks for the information!
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The oblong hole in 66-67 was for access to the lift gate strut bracket nuts, later ones had permanent blind nuts installed
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Love the Broncos but the story behind the truck is great as well. Thanks
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Jimmy has a great collection of rigs and parts !!! Tons of original parts!!! He stopped by my house in south Mississippi and picked up an original halfcab top a few years ago.
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My 66 was built in Sept 65. Was originally a have cab but somewhere lost the bulkhead and got a full top.
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Another Great informative video. Thumbs up
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Awesome stuff!! I was a little disappointed Brownie didn't make the cut, Jimmy lol No kidding though, he is a walking Bronco encyclopedia. Enjoyed the episode
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Great video! Can’t go wrong with a visit to the Goldens.
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I'm 61, when I was a teenager there was a PTO Jeep in the neighbors farm pasture. It had a trencher hanging off the back. It had a pipe rack and a tow bar on the front. I was told it was never plated and was a trencher it's entire life.
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I learned a few things about Budd bodies that I found on my 11/65 U15. I always knew about the eyebrow grill and drip rail (rain gutter) behind the control pedals but I did not know about the short kick panel. It's interesting that the green U13 has a speedometer with tick marks under the numbers rather than on the outside (top) of the numbers. Might've been swapped out at some point in time?
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Super cool. Thanks
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Good job you guys. Way cool, keep on bucking.
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GOOD GUY RIGHT THERE!!! nice job fellas!
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Great clip Jimmy. Two things - you could have given us 66 289 pony’s a plug. And you could have chosen a better hat for film day! Great collection and thanks for sharing.
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Have y'all ever heard of a U.S.M.C. 67 Bronco ? I bought a 67 hardtop with a USMC nomenclature plate riveted to the dash. The guy I bought it from said he bought it from a military auction in the early 1970's I have not been able to find another one. It belonged to my scout master when I was in scout camp in 1974. Just curious if there are any more out there.
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I've been interested in Broncos since the 90's. What's rare is a bronco that isn't beat up, hacked on and rusted out! Lol
