They made those up until 77 then in 78 the big bronco's came out

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From: Jimmy D. Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 4:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Ideal Fishing Car - What's yours?


Ken,  

My choice would definitely be a 65 -72 Ford Bronco, the old square back 
with a 302 V-8. The only problem is that they're hard to find and when 
you do, the owner either won't sell or wants an arm and a leg for one. 
 I've had my eye on a red and white one at a used car dealer down the 
road from me.  He's been asking $8750 for two years.  Last week he 
dropped it to $7950.  Of course, it's worth every penny for it has been 
totally restored.  If you can find one for around $4500 or less that is 
in decent shape, tht would be a steal.

JIMMY  D

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi Everybody,
>
> I was just thinking about Don's post awhile back about the salmn8r. 
> I've been toying with getting a "fishing car" one day (when I finally 
> have some extra money). I think mine would be an older cherokee chief, 
> ford explorer, chevy blazer, or isuzu trooper. Something that most 
> places would be able to work on. That's not too expensive. That has 4 
> wheel drive. That's small enough to fit in semi-tight remote spaces. 
> That wouldn't draw undue attention to vandals & such. That could get 
> beat up and look even better. That could carry my kayaks/canoe.
>
> Thoughts? What's your "ideal"?
>
> Ken
>

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