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Its been a while... and a number of projects since this one... but I believe we paid about $1500.

Glad you like it!

Thanks for watching. The Bronco on our channel sat for 26 years before we got it back on the road. We have a 1940 Ford that will be on the channel at some point that has been sitting since the mid 60's. Short time or long time we love to Fire It Up.

It is a beauty. Thanks for watching.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for asking. If you got an aftermarket resistor the quality can be a little hit or miss. With the ones from Autozone or Advanced auto etc plan to replace them every few years. The one good thing about those is that they often have a lifetime warranty. Being that it is a pretty simple replacement I would give it one more shot. There is a chance the one you got was no good in the first place. The controls can offer some problems as well, but the resistor is much more common.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching. We will keep that one our our radar. Our projects are largely dependent on the project vehicles we have and what comes into the shop. Thanks!

Thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful.

Happy to help. Thanks for watching.

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Very cool. It will ride a little differently than a 60's Honda... They are great bikes. You will enjoy it. Thanks for watching.

Glad to help. Good luck on the project.

Thanks for letting us know- and thanks for watching.

Yes it is. Thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching. Yes it is!

Thanks for watching. Glad you like it!

Great! Glad to help.

Thanks for watching. We have lots of Broncos on the channel. Check out the '72.

Thanks for the feedback. Please let us know if there are any steps you need more info on. Good luck with the project.

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.

You're welcome!

Great to hear. Stabilizer helps a lot. Spend the extra for ethanol free gas and it will be worth it in the long run. Glad you have gotten to enjoy the bike for so long. Enjoy!

Glad you like it!

How about this one? Better? ua-cam.com/users/shortsbwXNwdlDTR4

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Glad you like them.

That would be a great idea since it would be silly to run one of these without it. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

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@@FireItUpGarage Why because 1945 trucks are pieces of shit

Glad you like it. This one is not currently for sale- but was in for some routine maintenance.

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This would be a fun one for that. Not a lot of them out on the trail.

We love those kind of stories. On our channel you will find a 1972 Bronco story - that truck had been sitting for 25 years before we rescued it and got it back on the road. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

Classic.

Thanks for watching and letting us know what you would do with it.

That would be a fun ride!