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Well, it makes more torque sub 2000 rpms than a '76 V8 did anywhere in the rpm range, so yes I believe I am being honest to myself.

Yep, they were pretty awful without adding parts. Sound cool though.

I was all in on the Base Squatch w/2.7, but after getting lost in this thread I got to thinking. A Base 2.3 manual would have all the capabilities my '76 had with twice the HP, and 50% more torque. Would save me $9440 vs the Squatch. $700 for some 255/85/16 (33"), Plasti-dip for the top and...

I'm in!

I'll play 1976-----2022

Thanks, that is pretty slick, you should add a white top/flares toggle. :cool:

Thinking, what if a white Outer Banks/white roof, green wrap.

Thanks man, looks great!

just bumping this up again, to see if someone can color this up for me.

Might be the mountain dew bronco that is being given away.

This is my need to be greater than base. I need the mid package with dual climate for me, and heated seats for her. Otherwise she will cook me out of it!

This was my inspiration back when I did the bronco, a TDK Audio commercial from the late 80's. Started as a 76 uncut forest green and white ranger trim. Color was from 1982 Ford EXP.

The absolute furthest NE corner, New Albin. It had a white soft top, 6 point roll cage, and custom a-frame bumper mounted canoe rack, for the summer when the soft top was on. Wish I had a picture of that with the sides rolled up and the canoe on. Total safari rig!

So here is my former bronco, Bright lime green metallic, was a 1982 Ford color. White top and flares. Would love to see this as a black diamond trim level with 33's. Thanks in advance,

now do this one, my 76 was painted with a 1982 Ford EXP color Bright Lime Green Metallic