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Yo,
Welcome to the board! Ranger based vehicles are the speciality, but you will find that are a wide range of backgrounds, skills, and knowledge around here. It's good to have you.
Welcome to the board! Ranger based vehicles are the speciality, but you will find that are a wide range of backgrounds, skills, and knowledge around here. It's good to have you.
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an EB will fit in just fine, hell we even have an ex-ranger owner that refuses to leave, even though all he has now is a little rice burner 
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Early Bronco is the next best thing to an RBV, and a real classic in its own right. Welcome aboard; good to have you here.
Jealous of early bronco owners.. looked around here for a while but most have more rust than sheetmetal left!
Post pics of your truck.
Post pics of your truck.
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quite a few guys on here have swapped EB front axles into their trucks and a few B2 guys have tried to style their trucks after EB's.. i'm sure you'll fit right in 
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u wouldnt happen to have some 302 or 289 heads laying around would u cause i have a bronco that needs new heads to run
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an EB will fit in just fine, hell we even have an ex-ranger owner that refuses to leave, even though all he has now is a little rice burner
after spending some time reading through y'alls post i see why.
also like the fact there isnt a real PUSH to vote, it just kinda happens by itself.
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i have cut up a few of them to the disdain of my fellow eb'rs
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um ive got a set of 289 heads off my 67, they are in pretty bad shape, ill ask my buddy if he thinks they are worth salvaging. i did a poor port job on em so im not so sure.
hell ive got a blown 77 302 that might work too if it wasnt already sold.
remind me next week if i havent got back with you. im taking the family to http://www.ksrockspark.com in ft.scott
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