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Unlike hacked jeeps, I haven’t seen many Bronco jalopies like this.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/332198070810538/
“This is a 69 Ford bronco chassis my dad built a entire wood frame with working Doors and plexiglass windows this truck works strong really reliable vehicle but the only problem with it is we blew the transmission and needs a new transmission only serious inquiries only i’d like to see it go to a really good home it has no title no registration”
Credit where credit is due, took a lot of imagination to build this. Early Broncos did have a rust never sleeps problem equal to that of Jeeps.
Wonder it you parked this on a hill if it would roll downhill?
Bob, depends on if the plow were up or down. Depends on if the plow is used as brakes.