How to strip a Bronco II

[Tony Raine]

made a run today to the recycling center, and got a little over a hundred bucks.

$160/ton for "unprepared iron" and I had about 1300#

not bad considering i still have 2 rear axles, the chunk of frame that holds the front axle (with a front axle in it), the front half of a BII cab minus roof, and a riding mower that was turned into a bonfire.

I take that later, and the cans and copper

 

[Tony Raine]

finally found a new house, so i decided some more stuff needed to go. got rid of a lot of stuff that i would have just never used, and would have just been more stuff to move and organize at the new place.

still packing that spare b2 full of parts i want to keep

my little buddy that has been helping out (and living in spare parts) for about 3 years now

theres actually 2 that hang out back here, and i just found a baby one yesterday

some of the "keep" pile

and the load for recycling

ended up with 2000 pounds (no wonder i'm so tired) and added $180 bucks to the "bronco fund"

still have some radiators, cats, and aluminum cans for another trip.

 

[rockin86ranger]

question, do you have a good 1st gen grill you would be able to sell cheap, and i need some first gen door panels with manual windows in red and a good steering wheel. if not its cool just figured i would try. And i wish i could find BII's around here all the ones i find are crazy expensive.

 

[Tony Raine]

Sorry the grills stay with me, i have a habit of breaking them. Dont have any door panels or steering wheels, sorry.

Man, you just missed a running, driving 85 b2 for $500 in paragould

 

[rockin86ranger]

alright thanks, and i was planning on going to paragould tomorrow or thursday to look around, just my luck lol, but i was originally going to look for a ford festiva body.