Here's a custom Bronco

[91stranger]

Found this on craigslist and thought it looked pretty cool. Not sure what the purpose of converting it like that would be when you could get an F150 short bed but maybe they just had money to spend... Check it out.

https://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/d/88-ford-bronco-one-of-kind/6692339180.html

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Looks like a extended cab f150 with a shortened frame and shortened box welded on. IMO, that would be simpler than modifying a FSB.

Pics for posterity;

 

[Plum Ranger XLT]

^^^^^I was thinking the same thing while going through the photos.

 

[Dirtman]

What sane person would put that kind of work into a plow truck? It's like wiping before you poop, it doesn't make any sense.

 

[Curious Hound]

What sane person would put that kind of work into a plow truck? It's like wiping before you poop, it doesn't make any sense.

Who said he/she is sane??

I see your point. But everyone has different tastes.

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[1990RangerinSK]

That's a pretty cool idea, actually. Although, I'm not so sure about the colour. It just screams lemon!

 

[Ranger850]

looks like an oversized Bronco Sport Trac

 

[ozzy85]

That's a pretty cool idea, actually. Although, I'm not so sure about the colour. It just screams lemon!

I never cared for yellow, either. Looks like a quality build. I suppose one could have got a shortbed. It's one of those "why not" kind of builds.

 

[saskbill]

That's a pretty cool idea, actually. Although, I'm not so sure about the colour. It just screams lemon!

I'm with you on that!

A used car, you can't always pick the color (my first off-farm car, a 73 Vega (!?) was a sickly yellow color that the years had not been kind to.)

But a custom vehicle, which obviously had many $k spent on it, coulda had any color they wanted - THAT is what they went with?

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

I'm with you on that!

A used car, you can't always pick the color (my first off-farm car, a 73 Vega (!?) was a sickly yellow color that the years had not been kind to.)

But a custom vehicle, which obviously had many $k spent on it, coulda had any color they wanted - THAT is what they went with?

I used to work with a guy with a bright yellow Edge Ranger.

He was colorblind so his color options were various shades of gray or yellow.

 

[adsm08]

I used to work with a guy with a bright yellow Edge Ranger.

He was colorblind so his color options were various shades of gray or yellow.

We had a bright yellow Ranger Edge traded in at a dealership I worked at years ago. It had a hard cover on the bed, with spoiler, and the low note horn was out. It looked and sounded like a rubber duck.

 

[1990RangerinSK]

We had a bright yellow Ranger Edge traded in at a dealership I worked at years ago. It had a hard cover on the bed, with spoiler, and the low note horn was out. It looked and sounded like a rubber duck.

That quacks me up!

 

[1990RangerinSK]

I'm with you on that!

A used car, you can't always pick the color (my first off-farm car, a 73 Vega (!?) was a sickly yellow color that the years had not been kind to.)

But a custom vehicle, which obviously had many $k spent on it, coulda had any color they wanted - THAT is what they went with?

Maybe they wanted to stick out. Or be unique. Or, like adsm suggests, maybe they thought it was just ducky.

 

[1990RangerinSK]

I never cared for yellow, either. Looks like a quality build. I suppose one could have got a shortbed. It's one of those "why not" kind of builds.

It almost looks like it came from the factory like that, doesn't it? As though it could have been a factory option for the Bronco.