Very nice! Looking forward to seeing this series. I just did the duraspark conversion on my 84 BII and it's running way better than when it had the old feedback carb wiring harness rats nest!! Cheers!
Wish I could walk into a Nova scotian field and find a Bronco 2 that good a shape. Our tin ants love steel, and sheet metal,I also follow Junkyard digs,👍.Happy Friday, God bless 🙌 🇨🇦 I once owned a 1984/86,and a 1988 that's why I said could find another, explorer driver last 15 years
So true. I just bought a 2000 ranger (not that old, but old enough) that hadnt been on the road since the end of 2017. It ran when parked and just toodled up the road with no plate to keep the fluids fresh for 2 years. Finally the guy got around to selling his small boat n truck since he was too old to boat much anymore. This thing has had 7 owners and nearly 200k miles and still runs and drives like a champ. Even though it practically pours oil out of the rear main seal.
Unfortunately i live in an area that they rust away to nothing. My black bronco is so bad that the only thing holding the roof to the floor is the firewall and the floor to frame mounts are down to 2 of the 6/8.
They have their pros and cons. they last a long time if properly maintained and you dont try and up the power too much. this is the only 2.9 i have had but i have had quite a few of the 2.9 and 4.0.
Had a 86 bronco 2...could not let it get below 3/4 tank of gas..if it did it smoked and sputtered like crazy..had complete fuel system redone in it new tank etc and still ran like that. Took it to Ford dealer and they were baffled at what it could be..good luck on fixing it up
I bet it had something to do with the fuel pressure regulator and the fuel return. I'm guessing someone plumbed it wrong and when you had the system replaced, they just copied what was already there. Would have been interesting to look at it myself
@@repairityourself6275 I kept it about 8 months then traded it for a fullsize 85 Bronco xlt. Wish I still had that but the ex destroyed it by wrecking it ...again good luck on getting that one up n running again
Love my 84 broncoii I have to replace my gas tank on mine but other than that it will be fun its solid and straight I'm the second owner and yours shuld have a mechanical fuel pump like mine
The difference is the same between the ranger and f150. There were some real early Broncos that were more like the jeeps but that's a whole different truck again.
Im looking at a 89 its really nice has the v6 but its not 4x4 i dont think... But i hear they still have a transfer case? And its been rhino lined outside nice rims tires interior is still very nice its a 5 speed manual anything i should look at off hand?
I do know that 89 they offered a two wheel drive version but I dont thinknit would still have the transfer case. There isn't anything off hand that I would recommend looking at as they are pretty good vehicles. Just check things like the oil and coolant for cross contamination and check your normal wear parts like wheel bearings, u-joints and steering components. Other than that, if you like it and can afford it, you will love it. Dont hesitate to comment if you have any other questions.
There are many factors that play into the vehicle price. I suggest placing it for sale at $2000 and every two days take $100 off the price until it sells
very neat another guy with a vic working to save a bronco ii just like me
Love the these trucks... I bought a 88 4x4 with the 2.9 5 spd manual when I got my license... Dont regret it one bit
Very nice! Looking forward to seeing this series. I just did the duraspark conversion on my 84 BII and it's running way better than when it had the old feedback carb wiring harness rats nest!! Cheers!
I had A Bronco 2. LOved that car. Didnt always love me though.
Wish I could walk into a Nova scotian field and find a Bronco 2 that good a shape. Our tin ants love steel, and sheet metal,I also follow Junkyard digs,👍.Happy Friday, God bless 🙌 🇨🇦 I once owned a 1984/86,and a 1988 that's why I said could find another, explorer driver last 15 years
Love the b2 Video its an adventure to watch this!
Old Fords never die. People just park em.
So true. I just bought a 2000 ranger (not that old, but old enough) that hadnt been on the road since the end of 2017. It ran when parked and just toodled up the road with no plate to keep the fluids fresh for 2 years. Finally the guy got around to selling his small boat n truck since he was too old to boat much anymore. This thing has had 7 owners and nearly 200k miles and still runs and drives like a champ. Even though it practically pours oil out of the rear main seal.
Unfortunately i live in an area that they rust away to nothing. My black bronco is so bad that the only thing holding the roof to the floor is the firewall and the floor to frame mounts are down to 2 of the 6/8.
Had a 2.8 Bronco. Smoked like a diesel but still ran. Unbelievable that it did considering its life.
Yes they are tough little trucks. I have had two others and they took a beating. This one will have an easier life.
I love the 2.8 as well they are tough engines
They have their pros and cons. they last a long time if properly maintained and you dont try and up the power too much. this is the only 2.9 i have had but i have had quite a few of the 2.9 and 4.0.
@@repairityourself6275 you might want to read those numbers again
That little truckster deserves restoration!✌😎👌love those!
I agree!!
I have a old 84 bronco II. I am gonna be following this channel.
I had alot on my plate this summer but definitely will be finishing this up in the future
Wis... boy here and I just started a 90 bronco 2... love these little things...
They are great. I do plan on finishing this up, just had life get in the way
This is gonna be a good series can’t wait
Cool Old Bronco, & I Found Out Holey Makes A EFI Carb For Them & Alot of Others
Yes they do. Its been close to a year now and the carb has given me zero issues still so I don't want to disturb anything lol
Had a 86 bronco 2...could not let it get below 3/4 tank of gas..if it did it smoked and sputtered like crazy..had complete fuel system redone in it new tank etc and still ran like that. Took it to Ford dealer and they were baffled at what it could be..good luck on fixing it up
I bet it had something to do with the fuel pressure regulator and the fuel return. I'm guessing someone plumbed it wrong and when you had the system replaced, they just copied what was already there. Would have been interesting to look at it myself
@@repairityourself6275 I kept it about 8 months then traded it for a fullsize 85 Bronco xlt. Wish I still had that but the ex destroyed it by wrecking it ...again good luck on getting that one up n running again
I have a 1984 Ford bronco ii and ranger with a 4wd 2.8 liter
Love my 84 broncoii I have to replace my gas tank on mine but other than that it will be fun its solid and straight I'm the second owner and yours shuld have a mechanical fuel pump like mine
ricky weaver hey what difference on bronco and bronco 2 and which looks better
ricky weaver also another question why ford always put horse name on their car like Ford Mustang and ford bronco and ford pinto
The difference is the same between the ranger and f150. There were some real early Broncos that were more like the jeeps but that's a whole different truck again.
Im looking at a 89 its really nice has the v6 but its not 4x4 i dont think... But i hear they still have a transfer case? And its been rhino lined outside nice rims tires interior is still very nice its a 5 speed manual anything i should look at off hand?
I do know that 89 they offered a two wheel drive version but I dont thinknit would still have the transfer case. There isn't anything off hand that I would recommend looking at as they are pretty good vehicles. Just check things like the oil and coolant for cross contamination and check your normal wear parts like wheel bearings, u-joints and steering components. Other than that, if you like it and can afford it, you will love it. Dont hesitate to comment if you have any other questions.
Something you don’t see anymore bronco IIs
I love these little things and they seem to find me lol this is my 3rd and I have had several friends who owned them also.
I have a bronco ii 1986 At what price can I sell the truck?
There are many factors that play into the vehicle price. I suggest placing it for sale at $2000 and every two days take $100 off the price until it sells
@@repairityourself6275 Thanks for responding. It is a restoration project that I have with my father in Mexico City.
Claudio Hernández Rojas if you still got it can I see some pictures I mean I’m San Antonio tx
resurrect? Leave it alone....its such a piece of garbage it probably killed itself.....