I wonder if a ST would have cost more than $4072.53

[A K]

In cleaning out old papers and documents, my father came across the sticker from his old Bronco. I would kill to have this 4x4 now.



Less recently, we came across the gas cap to this Bronco - still with its hot ginger paint (he put a locking cap on it). I am not sure what we did with it, though. Hopefully it is not lost for another 20 years.



Not even is the dealer, John Stenach, in business anymore. It was purchased and integrated into a larger local dealer, who closed the Plymouth location. I feel privileged to have purchased parts for my old 1996 Explorer there. The lot held no more than 20 vehicles, and there was only one salesman table. I miss the "neighborhood" dealer.



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[JohnnyB]

What year was it?

 

[mookie]

There is a statement on the sticker that the Bronco was covered by the E.P.A. 1974 Cerificate of Conformity.

 

[Robert Poole]

1974 from the looks of it.



Y'all have a good one



Bob

 

[Tim Turner]

Now who would pay $58.66 for AM Radio nowadays?

 

[Nelson Atwell]

...and a rear bench seat was an option?

 

[Rick T 2]

E78s now thats a blast from the past

 

[Bill V]

E78--is that, like, an early predecessor of E85?

 

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Yeah, bias-belted tires. I remember those on my Dad's '67 Mercury Cougar. On cold mornings the tires would go 'thump-thump' until the tire warmed up and the flat spot rounded out.